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Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-02
From '7he Gifl,' for ls42.

6NOWs BY MRS. SI6OCRNEY. , How quietly the snow comes down,
 When all are fast asleep, And plays a thousand fairy pranks O'eFSale and mountain steep. How cHnRingly it finds iis way
 To every ers1shy small, And ,creeps through even the slightest chink In window, or m wall: To every noteless hill it brings
 A laiFers purer crest Than the rich erthins robe that decks
 The haughtest mOnarch's breast. 10 every reaching spray 1t gives
 Whate'er its hand can hold A beauteous thing the snow is,
 To all, both young and old. The waking day, through curtnihing haze, Looks torthi with sore surprise, To view what changes have been wrought Since last she shut her eyes; And t Pleasdttt thing it is to see
 The cottage children peep From out the drift, tha. to their caves
 Proiungs it's rampant deep. The patient farmer searches
 His buried lambs to find, And dig his silly poultry out,
 Who clamor tn the wind; How sturdily he cuts his way, .. Though wild blaets bea, him back, And caters for his waiting herd
 Who shiSer round the stack. Right welcome are those feathery flakes
 To the ruddy utchins' eye, As down the long, smooth hill they coast,
 With shout and revery; Or when the moonlight, clear and cold,
 Calls out their throng to play Oh! merry gilt the snow is
 For Christmas holiday. The city miss, who, wrnpp'd in fur,
 Is lifted to the eleigh, And borne 50 dalntily to school
 Along the crowded way, Feels not within her palIid cheek The rich blood mantling warm, Like her who, laughing, shakes the snow From powdered .ress and form. A tasteful hand the snow hath
 For on the storied pane saw it's Alpine landscapes traced
 With arch and sculptured tane, Where high OCT hoary. .headed cliffs
 The dizzy Simplon wound, And old cathedrals reared their towers
 With Gothic tracery bound. think it hath a tender heart,
 For 1 marked it while it crept To spread shel,ering mantle where
 The infant blossom slept. It doth to Earth deed of love-
 Though in wintry way; And her turf.gown will be greeHcr
 For the snow that's fallen to-day.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-02
ROOTS AND SHOES.

FTHE subscriber has this day received from l the city large and splendid assortment of Mems coarse Boots-do. Kip Boots-boys Boots-men's coarse and kip Brogans-toge. finer with full assortment of Small Shoes, we'll adapted for the fall and winter trade.
 Also, India RubLers by the quantity.
 P.S s. Those intending to pay cash for any of the above articles will do we'll to call and see-and those that buy will do better.
 SAMUEL CLOCK. Iitchfeld, Sept. 2l. F
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-02

LoGIcAh.-' Why don't you subscribe to tho Gazette or some other newspaper,' said we the other day to man of this county. You have large family of children growing up, to whom paper might be of incalculabie advantage--aDd am sure you are sufficient. ly able to bear the expense.'
 Why. sir said he, T find that reading is like drinking Iiquor-the more one induIges the more he wants to. And # my children once get passion for reading, nm afraid they would devote too much tune to il, and neglect their work
 To which kingdom does he belong, thc m. imal or vegetable l- Bardsiorn Chronicle.
 Aa IgfsveRee-An Editor having received an order iot hs paper nseFs Eom he fact oii rosiaes bepns paid, that tha subscription sll hkewiss hs. 3ig sometimes tail tn dry |, aalhsF. it Ia snid
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-02

A lawyer was once accused of disgraeing the bar, by taking silver of a client.
 "l took silver," he replied. "because r could not ge, gold, but I took every farth- ing the fellow had in the world, and l hope you don't call that disgraeing the profess sion."
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-02
LTTCHFEELD

W3AA B1& MEanufactCry0 VYVHR subscriber having removed his Marble A Establishment from " first door north of the Bank" to Meadop Street, (building for. merly occupied by R. S. Potter) would re- spectfully inform the public that he is now prepared, and will furnish to order, all kinds of GRAVE STONES,
 of selected Marble from the various Connecti- cut, New-York and Massachusetts Quarries.
 MONUMENTS,
 of American or Foreign Marble, according to the latest and best designs, executed in neat |, and workmanlke manner.
 v. JAMES q. PATTERSON. .;. - .,chfeld, May 20, ls4l. 5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-02

STAGE will leave George Bolles' Hotel in 0 Li,chlield, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri Gays, ut one o'clock in the morning, passing through South Farms, Bethlen, Woodbury, and Southbury, to Newtown, where passen- gers will take the Railroad for Bridgeport, and there the Steamboat Nimrod or Croton for New York. --.-
 RETURNING T.eesdoys, Thursdays and Saturdays, arriving at l.itchteld about o'clock F. M.
 Passengers will find this the cheapest and most expeditions route from Liichfeld to N. York. They must pay their Fare through on board the Bont when they leave New York. N. B. All Goods and Baggage at the risk of the owners thereof, unless put on the way bilf
 Until fur,her notice. he fo71o,cing riH Je ike
 rnies of fare hei,reen Ne,c. York and I.itchfield, $2,25 Woodbury, $1,50 South Farms, 200 Sou,hbury, l,25 Dethlcm, 1,75
 GEORGE BOLLES, Agent. Lf,chfeM, August l9. l2
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-12-02

BLANKS for sale at fhis eGes.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-18
THE SUPERIOR BLOOD sTALLIol
PACIFIC.

WETlLL be permitted to serve few
wv mares this fall, at his former
stand, a miles Northwest of Lexington
on the Tchula road.
As | do not care TO let him serve many
mares at The present time, ] deem il un~
necessary TO 60 into the particulars of his
pedigree, &c, which will be made known
on application.
w. CANNON.
Sept Is, asst,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1841-09-18

To the Sheritis, Returning ofil, !
GERS, Judges and Clerks of he
Probate Court, and members
of the Boards Of Police of the
several counties Of the State
of Missippi. ID ]
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10
New World and Boston Notion .
~ nnIr a5.00!

THE Publisher o. the Boston Nolilu announces
that be has made an arrangement with tie Pub
cher OF The New World, bv Which, al those WHO
wish 90 subscribe for the Blstnn Notion and HE
New Word together, can have both nuFna.s lor one
year oa paying Of renting postage Tree, - w 10
advance. As The Two papers do not publish Inc
same stories 20 northumberland, as they WI endea-
yorio avoid issuing the same matter, u Is thought
that this arrangement Wi. be acceptable 10 those
Wbo would Ike 20 take in Two periodicals. "iuse
ample dimensions enable Them lp contain all The good
floating popular literature the day.
The New Nofld IS now Publishing Samuel War
-eu's (auihor otPasSages from the Diary OF ate
Physcian) magnificent Story oi Ten Thousand 4.
Year; Charles Dickens CBoz) Blrnaby Ridge; ".
Harrison AuSworih's Coy Fawkts; and Henry
C0cNnn's Stanley Thorn.
The Boston Notion Is publishing Captain Mar
ryats new novel The roacAer; w. II. Ailsworth S
Cd s.. Pauls; and Henry Cocklon's George 81.
George Julian.
Besides these seven novels, 70 be obtained al the
small rate Of - 90 per Gunu0l, the Boston Notion
and New World publish vast number OF selected
and original articles from the pens Of the first au-
thors in The literary world, as well as a much
greater quantity ur editorial matter Than is usually
contained in weekly papers all valuable public DO
cumenls-proceedn .of Congress and the State
Legislatures and copous compends Of intelligence
from tie luur quarters 1.-THE globe.
The Notion Is also publishing series Of Comca
Designs, by d. G. Johnston, Esq, the Crulkshank
America anu a series Of Splendid Engravings, de
signed aud engraved By the best artists in London
and obtained from The London publishers at very
| great cost, expressly Tor the Notion. These Nv,
features alone viii render a volume ofthe paper ex
eeedinny valuable and interesting.
The New World is publishing series Of LIterar,
| Portraits, drawn and engraved expressly for tn
paper together with series OF Splendid Engra
vInrs from the best artists in America
tr5- RemiHanceS 10 be made in cure nj bills to j
NEcHEsrER, Ann street, New York,--or TO
GEORGE ROBERTS,
! State street BOSTON
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

% tGcis before any competent tr5un4i 900 tl.- oHga-
try. aud Wia. makes thc case sui wuRe even Tt.-
ineui'vtal, 70 was contracted bY agcu'5 upon the
own re-p1nsib billy AMI with party Incompetent go
contract 10 direct disregard At tie aulfir.ty o. aW
and the nlunctons other imperscI povcroi atio--
new. The people haze never SANCTIONED this ua-
constitutional act, 90 their namc-and ~ .aIv, CguI-
ty or moIa obligation can b ia the Ptop.e bound
20 raily pay il; can Il be- made - 10 appea ar
even hy the must ingenious construction The Mis-
ssirp Union Bank, however, has SANCTIONED the
contract, aud accordingly therefore lany one IS
bound, in any manner, t IS tie Bank The Bond
holders must book 10 The Bank and i,s debtors Tor tie
psymenl-we are viking they should. But in thus
SurreuIeuug up the debtors oil the Baul, be Il uu-
derstaod, that lbr surrender IS mol unconditional
they have ughlsand &c mean 10 ASSIST icm 10 their
protection IL Is thGr right not 10 bar, collections
pressed upon htm IN maHnrr hat ,ciL cas- DIS.
tres' and a IuHoa' sacrifice q property Hereafter
our hand viii br raised against estry species Of 0y-
pr,sson, aud whatever is calculated To- uJsaid sCo-
ETY., dtpopuiale the State, aud bring rev lccnes of
distress upoa the community. Genera cuI, uudis-
tubcd rcpose IS imperiously necessary tothi healing
OF lbe many and deep wounds that baye Ic.n nilc
cd upon our blighted prosperity.
The subscriber solicts on those who lr, friendly
to the cause, TO inform hlm Of public eminent,
throughout the State. Tic also soicilS rueWai oi
tie correspondence which existed last sumner, He
vii. attend to all communications, The proceedings
Of meetings, SC. Sc. In short, the "O1o SOLDIER
and ".i,i- BoHdmaa" shall be a represeuttire Of the
/ Pcople-it Will be for their interests 10 subscribe
aud 10 assist IN procuring as many mscrlber5 a,
possible. ncrder to place it in the lands Of every
/ honest man IN tie State.
/ JASS FALL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10
Il LES
Of the High Courts Of Errors and .lppeals,
4dnnirh nL lis Innnnrn Ternl. $50

~ Tue ItSH COHtS " LITVIS anu sAPPe"ts,
.7dopied al its January Term, 1910.
Ordered, That hereafter, when case is reached
on the docket, il no counsel appear on either side or
when no counsel be marked ON the docket the case
shall be dismissed Prorided, hoWerer, That such
dismissal may be sent aside, ON good cause shown,
rporled by affidavit; bat in no case will such dis
nlssa be set aside unless the affidavit also show that
there are probable merits
When any defendant in error shall be dissatisfied
with the security taken in any writ oferor bond, he
may move the court for rule upon the plaintiff in
error TO show cause, on day 10 be named, why the
supersedeas should not he discharged, or other Sc.
curity given a copy of which rule shall be served
on the phnifiin orror, least five days before the
expiration of the Same.
The motion for the rule must be founded upon an
affidavit OF the nsuliciency the scrutiny taken
and the affidavit Of person interested in the ludg-
ment below, may be read in support OF The applca-
ton II the court is satisfied from the affidavit that
there is cause TO interpese, the rule will be entered.
On showing cause, affidavit taken by either party
may be read to show the suAclency or lnsulibiency
Of the security aken provided reasonable notice be
given OF the taking Of the same The affidavit OF
the security may be received. If the security is
adndged insufficient, the additional security must
| be approved by the court
Ordered, That hereafter when re,argument i,
ordered, the rc-srgument shall be had at the samt
term at which ii is grantedthc cause 10 be place.
kat the end OF the docket ofthe district to which i
belongs. Test; K. a. PATRICK, Clesk.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10
MAZE ARRANGEMENT.

Northern, wa, Florence, .Aia,-Due
every Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday, at P. NJ
Closes, every Sunday, Tuesday, and
Friday at SPIN
Southern, ria. JackSon.-Due every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at BAN.
Closes every Sunday Tuesday and Fri
day at 7 M
Eastern. ria Tuscaloosa, & Mo-
bile. ria. GreeRsborough.-Due every
Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 7P NJ.
Closes every Monday, Wedne'duy,aud
Friday, at T NJ.
Western, RIA aberdeen and Ponioioc
Due every Sunday and Wednesday. at P NJ
Closes SP NJ
Winchestcr.r ria. Macon GndDeKalb
Due every Monday and Tuesday, at 6P NJ
Closes every Monday and Tuesdayat NJ.
GrccnsbOrOugh, Miss, ria. Ply
mouth and StarkriHe. Due every Sat.
urday at IL Nj.
Closes every Tuesday, al SP NJ,
Houston, ria. Colbert Due every
Friday at SPIN.
Closes every Tuesday at 8 PM.
FIilIsEOrOugh, ria. Philadelphia.
Due every Sunday at Z Nj.
Closes every Monday at SPIN
Caledonia, Due every Sunday, 6 NJ
Closes every Friday, at SPIN
Fayctte G. III. Ala. ria .MiHport,
Due every Friday, IL NJ
Closes every Friday, p NJ
JOSEPH BLAIR,
Post .NaSier.
E,l ,hoc
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

10y virtue Of deed Of Trust made on the nine
ID tcenlh day Of JULY 1883, ,by BENJAMIN
Coleman 10 me for purposes therein specified Shall
proceed TO sell at public saeand Query to the high
est bidder for ready money at the door Of the Bank
ing House Of the Kemper and Noxuhec nayga-
ton and Real Estate Banking Company in Ihe
town OF Nahoak the nineteenth day of july Is4l.
the west halfo the south east quarter and the east
half OF the south west quarter the east half of The
south east quarter--the north halt Of the west hair
OF the south west quarter, of section twen,y-conr.
and The north halfol the east half of The south east
quarter of section twenty-three township twelve
north range seventeen east and theeast haror thr.
south east quarter of section nine, township Twelve
range eighteen east, the west half Of the south east
quarter and the entire south west quarter of sec.
ton nine township twelve north range eiohteenth
east,
And by virtue OF deed Of Trust made by B. n
d. Hunter on the first day OF August 1888, | shall
proceed to sell at the ST. me time and place at nublir
sale aud oucry TO the highest order Tor ready none,
The north west quarter Of section two and The soulf
hall OF the east halt Of the south cas-, Quarter n
section three in township eleven range eighteen ens
all lying IN kemper county AIssIssppi. Actint
as trustse shall convey such title only as il yss,es
| IN me under the deed Of trust.
a c. R. McCASKILL. Trustee.
WAHALlK June 10th lS4I.
SOW. Prs fee sic 50.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10
JOIN -, T-s-

WILL attend at Washington 10 n.
w oil claims before the Departmen, P'II /. S
es' when case IS placed in hs had, \ =. =
be accompanied by free propor,ionsd ', - " neg
ac;er of the business, and subiec ~ n /" at eta'
centum, on the amount Of clam when sr. @sp' 'er
ted No letters will be taken from b rI y. a.
uness The postage is paid-For the ,' -. o't
tiers must be directed to him at Pkey,Ie f Ma b
is three hours ride from the CITY. '''f VIC
Persons are authorized to refer IN ,hs Il.
bert G. Brown and Hon. Jacob Tbom De ai' Y \
10 The Hon. Dixon II. Lewis, and Hd p,'I "a AIS
Chapman, of Ala; TO the Hon VIM s T TGf
and e. A. Harris, Esquire, Of Arkansas e. p s.o
love, and George Whitman, Esqnire Of T' w.. D' y
leans; General Call, DIR Charles Byrue G.. .'N
nandez, and Hon. G, Downing, Florida. Ina
son, and David Golighlly ESQ; OF Column
gla; Alfred V. Scoot, and John IIeply ",
Montgomery, Alabama; and to Major +
U. S. A, ST. Louis, Missouri.
WASHINGTON, March 25th, lsil. a.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10
Medical Bathing Houses.
A cure, OR SICKNESS PRgyrNrrn

cUnE, OR SICKNESS PREVENTED.
ENNtIlS establishment is now open for the Season
4 at the following rates.
Season Tickets, $40 on
Amount of fifteen Tickets, s 90
Single Tickets, so crs
Those who take Season Ticket are entitled 10
a bath every day. u they wish it, Cash, in adj
vance, will he required in all cases. The Season
is understood to be from the Isl OF April 10 the
Isl Of October.
u, BALDWIN.
Columbus April lot ISL iO.-,C
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10
Covernment Of 1IISSiSSinui.

A. G. McNCrr, Governor, Oh Isll.
I'HoNAs b. WOODWARD, Secretary oi State.
A. b. SAUNDERS, Auditor ul Public Accounts.
J. :. Curtis State Treasurer
4. +. COLLINS, Attorney General Ill Nov. 1912
JUDICIARY.
Judge, Of the High Court Of Errors and AppeGl..
WIN. L. Shsrkey, James +. rfolJer and Edward
Turner. Clerk Robert A Patrick.
The high court Of errors AMI appeals has no ju-
risdcton except what properly belongs 10 a court
OF errers and appsss lis sessions holden on The
first Monday Of January and July, al Jackson, be-
ING virtually but one session per annum.
Chan 'ellOr Of hs State-R. II. Buckner. Clerk
r.. l.. Dixon.
The superior court ofchsncery has jurisdiction
over all matters, pleas aud complaints whatsoever,
belonging Ia, or cognizable IN court OF equity; Il
holds wo seSs son annually.
CIRCUIT COURT.
This court has original jurisdiction ia civil cases,
in which the sum in coalroyersy exceeds $50. For
each OF the eleven circuits Judge and attorney are
elected q ladrrnnnty, from November.
This court has also exclusive criminal jurisdiction.
RE-oRGASIzArIoN OF THE JUDICIAL DISTRICTS.
Jas per Act, approved Feb. 10, lslO.l
Ia Judicial District composed Of the counties OF
Warren, Claiborne, Washington and Bolivar.
I'd Judicial District composed al the counties q
Yalobushs, Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahaichie.
Sd Judicial District, composed Of the counties Of
| Adams, Wilkinson and Jefferson.
4th judicial District, composed Of the counties o.
Smith, Copah, Simpson, Scott, Newton, and Ne
Ihoba
9Th Judicial District, composed of the counties 0
Jones, jackson, Green, Perry, Wayne, Clarke anC
| Lauderdas.
9Th Judicial District, composed Of the counties o
Noxubee Lowndes, Ken'per, Winston and Oktb
beha.
7th Judicial District, composed ofthe counties o
Kinds, Madison, and Rankin.
sth Judicial District, composed Of The counties O
Monroe, Itawamba, Ilshemngo, Ponloloc, Chicka
saw and Tippah;
l0th Judicial District composed Of the counties
Yazo0, Holiness AttaIa and Leake.
nth Judicial District composed of the counties c
Lawrence, Covlngton, Hancock, Marion, Pike, Am
lie and Franklin.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10

eutt LtUHtJ w tU' Stutc " SHtoStSStVlV Us HeIu.
COUNTIES. WHAT MONDAY HELD. COUNTY SEATS.
Adams, 4th in May and Nov, Nalchez.
Ame, Ind in May and Nov. Liberty.
Atiala lnd in April and Oct. Koscusko
Bolivar, list IN April and Oct. Bolivar, G.. II.
Carroll 1nd in April and Oct. Carroion,
Chckasaw, ID aflh in APP & Oct, Houston,
Choclaw, 9TH in Mar and Sept Greensborough
Claiborne, 4lh in May and Nov Port Gibson.
Clarke, 3rd in May and Nov Quilman.
Copah, st in May and Nov. Galaln.
Coahoma, ID in April and Oct lCoahoma c. II.
Covlngton, 81 IN April and Oct Williamsburg.
De Soto, ilh in Mar and Sept fernando.
Franklin, lth in Nav and Nov Meadville.
Green, Isl in April and Oct LeakeviIe.
Hancock, st in April and Oct Shiedsborough
Kinds, 3fin June and Dec. RAYMOND
Holmes, I'D in April and Oct Lexington.
ltiwamba, Sd in April and Oct. Fulton
Jackson, 18th in Mar and Sept Jackson c. II.
Jasper, I'd IN May and Nov. PauldEg
Jefferson, st in MAY and Nov. IFayette
Jones, ith in April and Oct. Ellisvie.
| Kemper, 9TH in April and Oct De Kalb
Lauderdale, 4th in May and Nov. Marion.
| Lawrence, ith IN April and Oct. Monticello.
I.eake, LIST in April and Oct. Carthage.
Lafayette, Sd in May and Nov. Oxford.
LowndeS, st IN April and Oct Columbus.
Mdulson, Isl IN May and Nov. Canton.
| Marion, ID in April and Oct. Columbia.
Monroe, 4th in April and Oct. Athens.
Marshall, 1t af 4h Nav & Nov Holly Sprinus.
Neshoba, 4h in MAY and Nov. philadelphia
Newton, Sd as4h Nav g. Nov. Decatur.
| NOxubec, 81 in April and Oct Macon.
| OctIbbeha, lh at Ali A prl s. Oct Starkville.
rerry, 5rd IN April and Oct Augusta.
| fon0toc, Sd al IN IN APP d Oct. Pont0tOc.
Pike LIST in Nav and Nov. HolmesviIe.
Pamela, Stin May and Nov Pamela.
Rankin, LIST in June and Dec. Brandon.
Scott, % af4h My and Nv Hisborongh.
Simpson, 18th in MAY and Nov. Weslvle.
Smith, II at4h May and Nv Fairfield
IalahatcheIlth in MAY and Nov. Charleston.
Iunlca, Isl IN April aid Oct. Commerce.
Tippah, astin Mar and Sept Ripley.
Tishamingo,2 I'D in Mar and Sept. lacnto.
Warren, Sd in Mar and Sept vicksburg.
Washington I'D in Mar and Sept Projection.
Wayne, ID in Mar and Sept Winchester.
Wilkinson, LIST in Mar and Sept Woodvlc.
Winston, Sd af4h APP and Oct. Louisville.
YaIabusha, lstin May and Nov. Cofeevlle.
Yazoo, list in May and Nov. Benton.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10
Law Notice.

hANL. JONES, having resumed The prac
- tice oflaw, will attend the Circuit Cour, q
Yazeo, and the adjacent counties; the Chancerv
supreme and Federal Courts at Jackson. Office =,
his residence Yazoo county, ten miles South Of Rem
Ion, oathe Clinton road. Address Benton Yazoo
City. Miss,
Nay 10Th, s5s, -i6-u.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10
General Orders, No. II.
HEAD QUARTERS,

Jackson, .april % 1s4l.
The Commandern- Chief has This day made the
following Staff appointments, in the Mi lila:
ANDREW Jackson PAXTON, efNicksburr, Quarter
Master General with the rank OF Colonel.
john Wilcox, Aid.de'Csmp to Commander in
Chief, with the rank OF 1t. Colonel
And they will be respected and obeyed, accor
DINGHY.
BY order Of ALEXANDER G. McNurr, Conman.
der in,Chiel.
G. NJ, PRICE,
Adutant General.
tr3-The VIcksburg Sentinel Grand Gull Adver.
ser Columbus Democrat, Nache2 Free Trader,
Southern Mercury, and Eastern Clarion viii insert
the above order, three times.
MAY 18th ISL 3w, lGssissippian.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10
Can bc found at Simpsons
Cash Store

THE Spring Styles of Musns and p]
Il Lawns, Check aud cross hared lMasIas-a
beautiful patterns Chally's, fine Linen lam N
Linen pocket lIandkerchiels, Hem stitched 90 + T.
Shawls, Black Nett Silk Gloves; White 49, ~
Hose at Extra low prices, Corsets, BACK ~ N
Lawns, Irish Linens, BeaChcd Domestlcs' % n
do. Apron Checks, Long lawns, Birds Eye y
10 Ia Damask Linen for table use, win man!
Styles Of Spring Goods, only 10 days 'r'u
York, and at lower prices than ever before ~
this place. April Isl ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-07-10
Wholesale & Retail IrOu Store
McGRAN & NOONAN,
No. 6 50 Michael Street .Nobilc

No. So Michael Street Mobile Ala.
HAVlNG made arrangements for permanent
d IL supply Of Iron, both BY direct importation from
S,ceeden and otherwise have now in Store and Ian
ding 200 Tons of S,redes Iron comprising all sizes
$50 kegs Of Cut Nails s 10 so made from Swedes
Iron, with which and well assorted stock Of Hoops
Nail Rods Band and Gin Rib Iron. Axes, Steel &c.
they are prepared TO execute any country orders
and at reduced prices.
Jan. 9, lS4i-27-gt