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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-25

Tbs Nns,n Safe L..;;cr. fo' tie seasit !. :; =
Dan of "sil,burs. Erins sla~ I int lSil.
DRAWS IL TBE CITY az WHEELING.
Wednesday. Match 3. lSil. D. 6. Gregory q GO.
Nansy,rs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-25

BUSINESS HABITS PRESERVED.
terscns who have accounts unsettled with m,
subscriber Wall please call aud settle IN. me e,,b,
Sy cash or note before the lst Of January next
WHICH they VIII remember Is tlOse hand:
dec i5-tf - NiCI Al frN-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-25

BEW ARE or THE TRIBUNE. Carr. PAXSON,
5000 MST ysnSa,r s. .,",.g :, %s ss
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-02-25

VIiBINIA no WITS CalScrEY--At ru'ssb held
IN the CLERKS Office of Tho Circuit Superior Court OF
Law an Chancory for Tyler couuiy.on Monday the
ilh dsy Of January 1871.
William Ru,sell. Complainant
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-20
WHOLE NUMBER 53I.

question. In fact, is there single sentence in
tao extract to which any Senator object?
Does 1t breathe any sentiment inconsistent with
the mas, unoaanded philanthropy. the pures, OF
moral principles? They believe that slavery is
2 great evil, and sits like incnmbus our IA
toa's "eItra. They hold that TO enslave hu-
man being Is h rob him Of the enayment of rights
which we're conferred upon HIM BY his Maker,
2E'4 - therefore treason against the Great Au
thor Il their religion. That Ake all national sins
il is q curse to the people, They have heard
loudly Wanted the immortal declaration Of our
fathers, IA which al proclaimed TO lie equal
II free > aud Yet they behold five millions of hui
man souls reduced 10 the most abject servitude,
the Iash holden their naked bodies, and their
LABOR appropriated, IN many instances, 10 some i
de end worthless master. Ihoy have seen him
In the decne o! lie tern lfaIa tho embraces Of
lie and cAit&rea, carried to some distant part Of
the country, sid like horses anu cattle in the
kef, and there doomed 10 out miserable
existence like oac
"NAoze heart - sad, whose homo Is lar away
Sir, the Quaker suhscribcs 10 the sentiment Of
Thomas Jefferson, who declared that he trem-
b!ed for his country when he reflected that Ged
Is j'st." lie views with mourEini regret tho
discrepancy between cur ayawed principles OF ac-
ton and eur conduct itself. He iaments TO see 4
great people who profess The subiimest truths Of
P4bnc ana private c0ndQct-Wh0 boasts of the en-
i3ynents Of the most universal liberty, and Yet
hold under the dominion of an "iron reign Of ter
4or,' oGo-sJNth CT their counlrymen - is
evil the Quaker would gladly retaedy-a stain
upon the Otherwise fair character If ous country
which he would gladly wipe away But you will
eel. how does ho propose effect this otjectl
Sir. net by i3rce--u9t against the vii Of the
leg-but by his voluntary consent lie would
appeal t. the religion Of tho master. He would
ole his conscience with arguments and reasons.
lie would p5ar into tho car al the Shareholder
Ia, wrongs # tia coored man, depict the disgrace
which slavery attaches Il tie country, and i'm
pierre us aid IN wiPng the foul stain from tho
land.
SIR, | am now done. The question is submit
ted to you. consideration whether tho right Of
trial bv arv shall be granted IN cases where. Of
all others, ii would seem 70 DO most proper. You
may reiecs the proposition for tho present, bu.
predict that ultimately it viii become the law.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-20
REMITTANCE By MAIL.
FRo1 rnE rosr MtsrER GENERAL.

FROM TIE posr MASTER GENERAL.
"a P0ae4ster May enclose Ht2fcy in ritter TO me
Publisher Of Ncpsg4per Pag tte s12fcFtDtEa" % q
third Dersoa, and JatA Lte i@ter, " a0f'e' BY '"tse
Norg some subscribers may not be aware ot the n
3ove regulation Il viii be seen, tatt By requesting tvs
whore they reside frank their lsefa eJ2an-
ing subscription money, he viii DO u2na being satsAe.
nothing bu what rosT 70 'ho sih-
rig,t,fv
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-20
TEgE AHA kelgJ VI,

is PHISFED PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY
D. 2. Fl OF. LOW :. Y;
1tGe Sout.-east corner Of Tair and Front streets,
Rtcho,ond. Waynecouatg, htdiana.
Tepus--TWO DOILARS-lE ADVANCE.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13
Trust Sale.

DI virtue, cad in pursuance off Deed in trust
~ executed 10 me 90 Trustee. BY Albert G..
Haynes on the SOh day Of April A. d. 1870, to se.
cure the payment ola certain sumoi money therein
Mentioned to Reuben II. Grant, Thomas J. Haynes
.sd William Maxcey, which saId deed in Trust ha,
stn duly recorded in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
tnla'e Cour, o(Noxubee county, State ct Misss-
,pp will ael at public auction to the highest bid
oeF Tor cash at the door of the Court house in the
IoWn Of Macon in said county,
w Monday the i6tA day Of august A. d. IsAl,
within the hours Of 10 A NJ and 4 p M the follow
a1deSerOed tracts lying and being in said county
NNOXubee, to wit:
The west half Of the south west half of section no
zoe, township no thirteen range seventeen, east;
Inc east halfoi the north west quarter of the
~" ne section, township and range;
Inc easi hell Of the north east quarter, the wes
@a Of the north east quarter ofsecton Number THU
our north west quarter and the north east quar-
NOl section number thirty three. the west half o
%u'n west quarter OF section number twenty seven
@es" half the east half of The south east guar
Moi section thirty three all in township fltekn, o
"nge sixteen east.
conveyed. C. GILLESPIE.
Trustee.
req Is, ls4l--s2-96w. tPrsf@54 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13

State OF Mississippi To WndeS Co
Ct-,ra Co,u,, Tass5ly 5ih Oc,o5sr $50,
Joia H. Hand,
S633 Auaraucu, Ssoe.
Alexander Be-
FENHlS day came the Plaintiff by his Atty and
Il on his mouon il Is ordered that pubhea'ioaee
made hr slx successive wrrk> in doe Columbus u
mo-, re,, neWspaper published Ia the Fowo OF t"-
htmhu, not tying The Defendant of 'Ac penieocy a'
this suit and that unless he appear en- or nea5e ,e
first dsy Of the next term OF tins court, to be heen
on the hrs, MONDAY Of April 1870, give SPECIAL b1h
and plead, Judgement Will he entered sfanSl hu
and the properly attached vii be sold to SATISFY me
/ plaintiff demands.
/ The above 5 a rue copy from The minutes 81 oa'
said Court "a said cause. - December 1870
OVID 4. BROWN Clerk.
By }. d. MONTGOMERY. ID. L
Jan. >. lS4I. 26-6w-prsi $40 So
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13
TERMS
More New Goods.

VTNEllS dav received from New York--A large
L lot of winter Shaws, Merno, Kahvie Bfocha
Tartar. and TMbet wool large size Shawh; lev
more finest quahlv Leghorn Bonnels Back French
and English MrruoS, at less prices than ever be-
fare sold here. Black Bombazpes, good sruele al
$3.50 pr yard Double width Italian SILK At 81, S,lk
Cashmere and Cotton Hose, Muslin coilas hneu
pocket handkrt chclSjark french calc1es--common
do from = To % cents; Ladies walking shoes and
slippers, Italian Cravat-, Kentucky Jeans. white
and red flannrls, fine KID Gloves, knlt elk do, silk
braid, spoai thread, shell combs &c, &c,
The pubic will please take notice that this Esab
shment was the fret 10 reduce The prices nl goods
and that II VIII not Al any tme be undersod ~ fan
cy and staple dry goods.
Additions will be had every lew DAYS during W
ter aud Sprung oI good. purchased al auctmn Io
cash Ia New York and buyers may depend on find
! np, at all times the cheapest goods al
SIMPSONS Cash Store,
One door west Of NIe,srs. ruomer Huddleson a. Co
| Jan. Is, IS4l-?S-li
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Northern. wa, Florence, .4ia,-Due
every Sunday, Tuesday, and Friday, at Up
Closes, every Sunday, Tuesday, aud
Friday at SPIN.
Southern. viG. Jdcksos.-Due every
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at "a NJ.
Closes every Sunday Tuesday aud Fri
dayat NJ
Eastern, ri0. Tuscalooso, & Me-
biI.. wa. Grs.n.borough.-Due every
Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, nj ?P N.
Closes every Monday, Wednesday"
Friday, at M.
Western, ria .4ssrdssa and POniOioe
Due every Sunday and Wednesday. AT 7 N.
Closes sPM.
Winchester.ria.. Macon and DekGIb
Due every Monday and Tuesday, at 6P NJ.
Closes every Monday and TuesdsyatsP NJ.
GreenslsOrOugh, Miss, ria. Ply.
nouih and StarkriHs. every Sat.
urday, a, IL NJ.
sGleses every Tuesday, a, sPM.
Houston, ria. Colbert. Due every
Flidaya, oPM
Closes every Tuesday at SPIN.
Marlborough. r'd. Philsdslrhia.
Due every Sunday at SP NJ
Closes every Monday at SPIN
CaietlOnia,-Due every Sunday, p NJ
Closes every Friday, at SPIN
Fayette C. III. Ala. r;a .hillporf,
Due every Friday, II NJ
Closes every Friday, Jpn
JOSEPH BLAIR,
Post .M0sisr.
Columbus, Dec. 1910
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13
Notice.

IN pursuance Of an order granted TO me by The
l. Probales Court Of Lowndes county Mis-. at the
February Term thereof | SAL will proceed TO
sell 10 The highest bidder on the 5ih day of March
next, the following described tracts or parcels Of
land belonging to The Estate Of John Tolsnd (Lu'
Datic> 10 wit:
The west hslfofthe north east quarter OF SECTION
twenty three in township number fourteen, north OF
range sixteen, east containing eighty acres.
Also, the west half ofthe south east quarter Of
same section, township and range, containing e'sh-
~ acres.
The sale Of the above property will take place al
the Court souse door in the town Vi Columbus with
in the usual hours, to be sold on credit OF Twelve
months with bond aud approved security.
JOSEPH r0LAND, Guardian.
Attest WV. P. FULLER Clerk.
Feb. s, ls4l-3I5t [Prsf 80 ooI
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13

ARRIVED.
:. Steamboat Picsyune, Robinson
:, RON Mobile. IT.
.''', s "s Roanoke, Caller Master from
''''s. ,.,nboa. Renown, Roberts, Master
80 S,,,ubost VictOns, TOulhln Mssisr,
20 N Steamboat Avslatch, Duprss Master,
90 ~ steamboat Lalla ROOkh, Bryan Master,
e y, steamboat Meridian, Barnes Master,
wv DEPARTED.
rA-4-S,ssmbost Lalla Rookh, Bryan
vv.r, for Mobile.
steamboat Sou'hsrnsr. Swain Master
h Mobile Cr IL
Noble.
a Mobile.
a-S,sabosI Victoria, TOulmin Master, fo
Noble.
br Mobile.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13
Look ont Tor the william.

oN Tuesday morning the 18th ult., have
"a every reason to believe that some white
I'M man stsle fran me negro woman named
GkYSUSAN, of large size. She is rather OF
~ light color, between black and mulatto,
50 quick spoken, and brisk in her gate
When she went off she had on white
TInespun dress, and Al red shawl about her neck
IVY. give $50 reward for the thief, and ol0 for her
. y. so that get her. She has been seen
. .. Melumpka and passing herself as on bust
asA Tor her Ristress
Fsb.S. - INs2
- The Montgomery Advertiser. Mobile Reg
NJ NJ Columbus Sentinel, and Columbus (Mss.)
,,aOcnt, will publish times and forward their
''Oun'' to this Office for 2ayment.
- Further.
thursday morning, runaway from the plan
n. negro woman by the name Of MAX
Ma The property OF Warren H. Jordan. She II
h.. small size. heavy eyes, slow spoken, and a.
n.y.. ~ - yea" ct age, and has upon her back the
Sas o. recent whipping. When she LETT she
NJ" ~ on white faded calico dress, and believe
''he has bsen stolen as the enc described. ] vii
~ Inc reward $40 for her SAFE confinement 80 tina
~ neg. and $50 for The thief. She has been seer
'S'0, wetuupia.
=, A. B. DAWSON.
Sat-.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13

YENHE. undersigned was at the last ,erm Of the
L Probate Court or Lowndes County STATE Of
Mss,ssi ppl duly appointed Administrator of oil and
singular The goods and allles rights aud cndns
which were OF Marcus Nj. Brigham late ulsad
County deceased Notice is hereby given to all
prr.nns indebted {. the estate Of said ntestate n
make immediate payment thereof Aud all claims
against the said estate requested to be presented
properly authenticated according to- and within The
lime prescribed BY law, or 'hey with forever bar
red ARuf Lii CAMPBELL,
.7dmtnlstraiOr,
De-, 90 1870 25-tL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13
PROPOSALS
For publishing ia the City Of Jackson, publ
Journal to be called
The Reporter.

THE subscriber proposes TO publish during the
session Of the legislature paper with The above
title. The present condition Of political parties IN
this country and especially in this state render such
paper actually necessary. The wings have just
vaulted into power with an overwhelming majority.
1t is necessary That they should BE- strictly watched
and their measures freely csnvss,ed.
There is now little doHbt that the wings win have
the ma orily III the legislature on plnl ballot. Sub
ects OF stest moment will come before that body Al
it's next sesson-subjects which involve the happi-
ness and prosperity of the people ofths state. It
will be the duty OF the Reporter, 10 discuss those
interests and the measures which may be proposed
in relation to them.
The Reporter shall he faithful reporter of the
proceedings of the legislature and OF such speeches
Of the members OF both branches ak may appear to
be of genera interest. The aciings and doings Of
the assembled tOisdom Of the state will be faithfully
| set down.
The Reporter will be principally devoted 10 state
policy The paper will be democratic without be-
ing exclusively Of party cast 1t will be our OBJ
ject to discuss principles exclusively. We shall
therefore endeavor to avoid all personalities. We
shall not speak of men any further than II may be
absolutely necessary in the unrestrained discussion
| of measures. JAMES S. FALL.
| TERHs :--One dollar during the Session Of the le
gislaiure. Gentlemen procuring five subscribers
will receive one copy gratis. Subscribers will for
| ward their names BY the first o. January. No sub
scrbers received without payment IN advance.
| J. $. F.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13
4 Proclamation
BY ALEXANDER q. McNUrr.

III ALEAANDER u Menu IL.
Gorsrn0r Of the State Of .AisSiSSppi.
"HEREAS,n has beet satisfactorily Iep-
w resented to the Executive Of this State,
that on the 25Ih day of December, A. ID. lS40,
JOHN LANRUM did felonously make an as
sault on /. +, Whitman, IN tho county OF Choc-
ta~, and did then aud there beat; bruiss aud
wound the said I. F. Whitman, ~heh ~ound. i,
is believed, will cause his death; And whereas,
justice and the safety OF society requires that the
SAID John Landrum should BE- brought 10 ,rlal: |
do therefore issue this my proclamation, offering
reward Of Three Hundred Dollars, to any per-
son or persons who may apprehend, and Sc
euro IN any jail in the United States oil America,
the said John Landrum: and do moreover 70.
quire all officers, both civil and military. to aid
and assist in bringing said offender ~ answer the
charge made against him.
Given under my hand and the great sea
of the State, at he city OF jackson, th,'
l.. ST twenty-eigeth day Of Jaauaty, IN, ih'
wear Of our Lord one thousand cis h
hundred and forty. one, sad of The sove
regnty of the State Of Mississippi th'
tweniy-lourh.
By the Governor
TnoMAs b. WOODWARD,
Secretary If State.
Dc,cripiiOn.--Sald Landrum is about 5 fee
o Or | 0 inches high, has l.gh. HAIR, bluel5h eye,
lair skin, tolerably stout made, weighing proba
bly, 1856 or lao pounds, with rather a pleasau
countsnance, given to drink, aud very taIkatlv
when in liquor.
ejrThe MississIppian, Vlcksburg Sentinel, an
| CoIumbua Democrat will insert the abovo thre
times.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13
state of Mississippi LOwndes CO

State Of mississippi LOwndeS co
Cireuit Court October lAh Is4O,
Joseph W. Carrh
sT57 vs. Attachment
UNHIS day came the Plainufhy his Attorney
4 and on has motion Il is ordered by ihs conrt
,h,, pubbcation he made IN the Columbus Democrat
a nrws apcr published the Town OF C"lomeu'
lar ak successive weeks notifying the Defendant OF
the p.ndeucy Of this suit, and that unless he appear
an ar b. in,e the first day oithr next term al lhis
Court, give special Bal aud plead Judgement hnaI
viii be entered against him and the property at
,,chcn will be sold to satisfy the Psinta' demands
A True copy from lie MINUTES OF our Court N sa'
cause 2sth December lsiO
OVID 7. BROWN, Clerk.
By j. d. MoNrGoNERI, ID. l.
Jana, ls4l-prsl elO 3D. 2o-o"'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13
Trustees sale,

10y virtue Cis Deed Of Trust executed 10 w by
ID Ephram Smith, we or one of US, will on the
Sero..d Monday IN June L.xt between the hours o
10 A. NJ. aud 1 Z. NJ. sell at public auction, beioFe
the court house door IN the town Of DekaIb, KEN
per county Mss. one negro man named Allen, aged
about ~ years q black smith, and his wife Han
nah aged about "a years ..
JNO. c. WHlTSETr,
WM. II. NEllLL.
Nav % l9lO- l.tC
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13
Trust Sale.

NY virtue Of and IN pursuance of deed in trust
ID executed by Robert L. Bright and John i.
Ballard. On the llth day Of October 1889 and duly
recorded IN tia Office Of the Probate Clerk, IN Nox-
ubcc county State OF Mississippi on the 18Th DAY
of November 1889, in Deed Book 60 Pages 273,
274,and 275, to secure the payment OF certain sums
Of money therein named to A. }. Cnberl. ! wlI'ex
nose to sale on Monday the l5,h DAY oi February
next at the Court house door IL The town ol Nacon
within the usual hours O(SIe, the north halt Of sec.
ton three in township fifteen range eighteen, or
50 mnch lAereol as shall be necessary according 10
the provisions Of said deed IN trust:
DAVID BUCK Trustee.
Jan. is. lsAl-2S-Aw. (Prsi IS co..
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13
SUPPLEMENT TOTHE GLOBE
PROSPECTUS FOR TIE CONGRESS
SIGNAL GLOBE AND APPENDIX.

'T..e-s 0otA, viii be- published bv r, dur,n, The
a9pv,lcuus SESSION II Congress Isrs h.vc nd /
such Wdc circulation iu the Jmurt State ant \
fietf as luBr,s snd cheapne>s ar 81 unYet-s ae-
knoWrd-ri ih5iWe dcCm Il unns ceSary u give de .
tst,cd stcsuat oi Saag the future numbers Wal "a 4
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az who lrtl - interest ~ she proceedings 1t Con.
Ksts~ M other pub eaton gives them - ia4, not
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Io puh.h the proceedings OF Congress IA detail, ior
/ nur da.h papei. This done, II tequrr,. cnm2ara-
uyry, bu, su,sll additional eNprn>r ioehange 'hem
10 The form, of The Congressional G.'br and Apl'sn-
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not publish them Tor iur iimcs the SUN charged. Ia
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uphu which these works are prptrd, would sell for
a. much we charge tor tie publications.
TIE Congressional Globe Is made up ul the daily
proceedings OF the iwo houses of Congress, and the
speeches the members condensed, The yeas and
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i>hed ~ last the business Of the two Houses at
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= weeks of tie session
is The Appendix contains the speeoheSof the mem
i betS fall enlh, written ont bv themselves, and y
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IL II Published AS fast as tie speeches can bs pre-
= pared by The members
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desirable 0reyery subscriber to have both; heoaus'
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n IT'S correc,nc,s, It may bc removed at once, by rr
} ferrlng To the speech the Appendix.
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greG.
TERMS:
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" b. hereby the l4th OF December at isrtheSG
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viii plsse give lhiS prospectus lev lntctUnnS
r tr3-.No attention wIE be paid 10 any order nnl'
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BLAIR L RlN ES,
WAsnkGToN CRY Oct %, lSi0.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13
Notice.

Have purchased Of William N. Gray the pa.
l. tent Of the Stale Of Mississippi and Alabama and
do hereby forwarn all persons from making or re-
ceiyiag ga ointment known and STYLED
Grays IHvaluable Patent Ointment,
in either oil The above States. A. HESTER.
Columbus Feb 8, 1e4i.-sl-<t. TPHfF
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13

A GOOD teacher, TO take charge Of the musical
n department at the Mississippi Female College
None need apply unless they can come well recon-
mended. For information apply TO
A. MAER, President
Columbus kt&u1 l1rA Ia4o-YA
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13
OldrIdge's Balm OF Columbia.

THIS article stops the hair from coming outs
4 producing beautiful WHISPERS; prevent,
the hair from turning grey and restores i on places
that have become bald. As rhiskers are again
coming in fashion, those who wish for rapid growth
and of beautiful black color viii do well To call be-
lore il is all sold "A fresh stock just received and
| for sale BY Z SMITH
Asgust 81, IsSp-sH
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-02-13
Music.

d, JouH CLEMENS recently from ALBANIA, We
y respectfully announces to the citizens Of Culum-
\, and Of The adjacent country that he is now in
~rn and prepared to serve them faithfully and el.
SiusIy IN tuning Pianos. His past experience
,,5 success warrant a modest claim upon public
,,IousUs. Advanced in lite, and Disguised with
~,aY ,cIs of lmposture, which have come within the
,og, Of his observation, he feels no disposition to
,,,,nl reward without services rendered. 10 con.
ro,sOce of the general fall ia the prices Of produc
em,nd labor, his charge shall be only the moderate
q. Of Ten dollars.
Dr. c. also proposes to Pu. in good repair clocks
al ,b.r family time pieces. he may be found q
~ time 4. Mr.. Richards swelry store, Hunt
buildings
Columbus, Feb. Is, IsN. II