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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30
tCoMMuNICATED.)

Many ELEANOR, consort Of Henry Dickinson,
and only daughter Of Maj. VIM ii. Craven, of
Columbus, Nj, died of consumption IN the Island
ofCuba, on the 22d day OF December lS40. She
had for sometime been afflicted with pulmonary
Election, and visited the Island in company with
Der husband and mother, with the hope OF resto-
CHER health. Her disease was too firmly seat
ID, and had progressed 50 rapidly from the time
dher departure from home, that neither salu-
moOs climate, nor the best medical aid, could
aiest the hand Of death. She died at the private
t,,dence Of DR.. BeIoi, on the eastern shore of
be bay Of Havana, where she received from hls
snabe family every kindness and attention which
could soften the pillow Of death, and soolh her
lsplr,ing spirit. Though IN land of strangers,
ar distant from her native home, she was IN the
midst Of friends, whom her fortltude and gentle
hess had drawn around her. There IS chain
binding together the hearts Of the good and viz.
nous Of every cline and brothers. love, and a
sset, tenderness, will be found alike in the stor-
ny North, and the burning South. Though tor
some lime concious that she could not recover,
she alone of all others was resigned, and awaited
death with serenity, looking upon II as transition
rom world where every cup Of JOY Is commln
ged with sorrow, and every hope, born but to he
crushed, to a more glorious existence in the
realms of never-endlng happiness, She had lly-
Ha le Of purity and innocence, and gave back
E 10 Heaven soul as bright and un,ullrd when
FIRST came from the hand Of Is Maker. AS she
had lived so she died, Christian She died
without struggle or sigh, like weary child
sinking into sweet sleep. And that beneyo-
snce and tenderness which distinguished her
snle living, in death, roposed with such angelic
ealmnesS upon her countenance, that one might
we'll doubt whether her spirit had departed. -
Oman arm Of the bay of Havana, protected by
range Of ever green hills, beginning a the Mo-
10 Castle, and extending to the Eastward, is stu
atd a beautiful white Chapel which may be seen
rom the city. Here on the place Of Dr. Belot,
E0hn an hundred yards Of his residence, is a
snail Protestant grave yard, surrounded with a
aOne wall and covered with grove Of Palm and
COCOA trees, IIele we have buried her-where
sPhng never unrobes herself, and the chill winds
winter will never swept over her, and on her
gave are now blooming the rose and jessamne,
uan'paned there by the hand Of friendship.
II.
HAVANA, Dec. 1910.
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30
Law Notice.

DElNG compelled to be absent the greater p0r-
- ton Of the present year; | shalt therefore IN
deriake no more business Of professional character
until after the first Monday in October next In the
mean Tine my Office VIII be occupied by J. NJ
GfaybIll f'q.; who will represent me during my
ABSENCE IN 81 my former Professional engagements
and whom | take pleasure in recommending. 10
ouly 10 my former patrons but also 10 the comma
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30

State Of mississippi TO wndcS Co
Cereal., Cout. T4.3sg6 0-,o.rr $50
John q. Hand,
$3.50 Attachment s7r5.
Alexander Bel
FENiiS Js, came Tie fanJ.Ii hY bS Aity and
h on h.S motion jt,s ordered that puohcauonbe
mace Har >IN successive weeks 700 ,he C1uusu> De
ua,agt, a newspaper published pa Che Town ui 1a-
MuHa> M, t. M re pssHtfdt Is. th. prnifrty Of
tbs sci. aai That uules, ty spYclt uu o' g.1-. as
Us,t aaY eft larntNt iclm q. .as caUr, 'o ls HetsH
aa Size drsi Nog01y ot Apa $50, give special hsa
ant plead. Judgement Wf ae entered against H.H
ana lre pfcperiy atiat he's NAB b. sold 90 satisfy t
plaintiff demands.
IttaboNs is O. ,ruc cop, ison lht minutes %. ol
sad CuuJ. u SAID cause, - D.rrmhfr $50
OVID +. BROWN Clrb.
By g. %. Ma~rGovyHr. ID Z.
Jan. ,, IS4. -6-GN-prsI Sl0 or.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30
Oldridge-s Balm of CoJumbio.

VTNHIS article stops the hair from coming outs
Il producing beautiful WHISPERS; prevent
the hair from turning grey aud restores it on places
that have become bald. As uhiskers are again
coming IN fashion, those who wish for a rapid growth
and OF beautiful black color will do wei. to call be-
fore il is all SODA fresh stock lust received and
for sale by EA SMITH
August 81, ls39-8-ir
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30
PROPOSALS
For publishing IN tie city Of Jlca3oa public
journal TO be called
The Reporter.
PROPOSALS
The Reporter.


THE subscriber proposes to publish during the
session OF the legislature a paper with The above
ute. The present condition of political parties IN
IhjS country and especially IA this state render such
paper actually necessary The wings have Just
yaulted INTO power with an overwhelming majority
1t IS necessary that they should be sric " watched
and Their measures freely canvassed.
There is now little doubt that the wings will have
the majority in the legislature on joint ballot. Sub
lccis OF great moment will come before that body at
rs next sesson-subjecls which involve the happl-
ness and prosperity Of the people Ollhis Stale 1t
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 be faithful reporter Of the
proceedings Of the legislature and Of such speeches
Of The members Of both branches as may appear 10
be Of genera interest. The actings and donps Of
the assembled 'eisdom Of the state viii be faithfully
set down.
The Reporter will be principally devoted 10 state
policy The paper will be democratic without be.
ing exclusively OF a party cast. Il viii be our OBJ
Ject to discuss principles exclusively We Shai
therefore endeavor to AVOID all personalities. Wa
Stall not speak of men any further than it may be
absolutely necessary in the unreslrained discussion
OF measures. JAMES 5 FALL.
Terms One dollar during the session Of The ie
glsalure. Gentlemen procuring FIVE subscriber
Will receive one copy gratis. Subscribers viii for
ward their names BY The first olJanuary No sub
scrbers received without payment IN advance.
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30
Runaway in Jail.

COMMITTED to the jail Of Oktibbeha IN the
u town Of Starkeyile, on the DIST instant ne
FRO woman, supposed 10 be about twenty ono years
Did, about FIVE feet high, heavy built, had On when
AIKEN up bue cotton dress She had also dress d
COMMON negro cloth. Sad woman says her name IS
caroline and that she belongs to John Carr olSoulh
ilabama She further states that she fanaWaY IRON
/ man By the name of James White, (on thursday
he l4th inst) who was carrying her below for sale.
The owner Oh the above described negro woman
requested 10 come iorwatd, pay charges, and take
er Out of Jail; otherwise she wilt be dealt with ae-
ofding 70 law.
JAMES ". EASTLAND. Jaior
S,arkeglIc Miss.
April 18d $40 43-lE
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30
The Family Physician

ar EVERY Mans CoMPASIoS being compila-
" tonirom the most approved medIca authors,
adapted TO the southern and 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. GooDLErT, A. NJ. for ma
nv wears surgeon il the U. S. Army. With an
appendix, containing a ncw and successful mode o
treating Asiatc Cholera, by The compiler. For sale
by PFlSTER 4 GOODWIN.
MAY II, 1882. 44tL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30

TENIE undersigned was at the Iasi Term OF the
Probaie's Courl or Lowudes Couaty State Of
Mississippi duly appointed Administrator oIn.l aud
SINGULAR the guodS oad aUIcs rights and credits
winch were ol Marcus w. Brigham late olsad
County deceased. Notice Is bcreby given to all
persons indebted +, The estate ofsai rheslale 10
make immediate payment thereof And all claims
alans the said estate are requested to be presented
properly authenticated according %, and within the
time prescribed ty law or hey vii be forever bar.
red. AtGf LE CAMPBELL,
administrator.
Dee q6 $40 2J-U.
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Washington, Oct q, $40.
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30
Stale Of Nli,,is.innl LoMndes GO

Crcmi Camt october lith lsiO.
Joseph W. Carrpd
S157 vs. Attachment
F8uci> q. Williams
FFHlliS day came the Painfully his Attorney
Z and on hs motion it is ordered 10y the count
iha, publication be made ia the Columbus Democrat
news apcr published IN the Town ct Columbus
tor sly successive weeks notifying The DeendHUl vi
The tendency Of THIS suit ard that unless he appear
an OF before the first day ultNe next term Of his
Court give special BAH aHd plead Judgement final
will be entered against him and the property al-
tathea will Dr. sold to satisfy lie Plaintiffs demands
A true COPY from Tie minutes 81 our Court 10 sai
cause. 2Sth December 1870
OVID p. BROWN, Clerk.
By j. ID. MoNTCoNgRy, ID. {.
Jana, lSu-pr,-Slo 50 4d-6w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30

,,f Bhs5I .Hsat.z.,l-tt--tF5re H.
- .--o,r-, rsmeai. Keep a1 your lcmPer.-
e. .',r7e IN sturdy, and always have some
80 md. &c punciull and meIhcd.caim bus
80 lever procra>liuaie. Never be ln a hur-
80 Sc ! position, and donai be il.he doli
8 -,s,i,or.. Rise early aHd be ar economist
.,,,nts in cu.ly vllboa, ine appearance Of
.,oasr i something With every body, and
~ -. n some, BE su5rdsd IN discourse;
80 and slow 10 speak. Never acquiesce
ii or prrLicious opinions. BE not iof-
80 IN reasons 10 ihaSe no have no right
90 n Ink nothing IN conduct uniuPorlut
$ al, rent. Rather set laaa follow exam
. p~.c,jce street temperance and ln al, YOUR
r non s, remember TIE huai account.
"a lady. who was IN the habit Of spend.
-, of her lime ia the society Of her neigh
10 :, ,nened one day to be taken suddenly i'll,
=. '.,rt her husband IN great haste ior the phys-
THE husband ran shot distance, bat
,,,unsd, fxclajmIng,"My dear where shall
"a YOU when get bachl'
= = R,lori ProjesnoaaI.--A physician passing
.,ons mason's, bawled out to him, Good
Inn Mr.. W, hard al WoIki see; you fin
so1T clayestones as far as 'ln Memory ol,and
= hen YOU wait, suppose, to see who wants a
.',nmsnt next" "Why, yes" replied the old
:, resting for moment on HIS mailet"un ess
.,n,body i sick aud you are doctorng hlm, and
keep rgL on
Newspaper, like the cup of life, is filled
An sweet and bitter dtegs, each conducive lC
A, 6ual health intelligence and good of It's pa
cans. Forby it mnd is called into action, ant
n,roaion sends up its magic flight through the
l.so sea and high heaven: the broad future, tC
,,cs. raises it, thick curtains, the dim Of muk,
,,. as il may be marked in its various stages
1, he fng.r.of recollection, is also crowdrng up
,ous to stamp its record upon the passing shee
Jto.day The whole turmoil presents to him
,bo looks sieadiasty at it, a dlaiama mteresiin!
4 aseC and no less so for its variety. Tn,
Ind are named and the marriage vow recorde,
\, going down Of the ship and It's tenantry, and
h, sale arrival Of the son TO the mother, the hu'
band to his home, duly registered Exchange
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30
Carriages For Sale.

VI. Horse Bugeys with, and without top,
b '"e Charlotte for sale low for CASH; apply
Iun J. SIMPSON.
n 'ceived at the New CASH STORE. small
ssrnS aalla French style prints, yard wide, and
lns ~ last Colours at 81 Ia cts. per yard :
a sSuefa' assortment Of dark prints, fine Domes-
Aa,ss e' all al less prices than can be found in
seq,,r.' 70 : OF sale at SIMPSONS.
" lS4l. S0lf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30
state OF Mississippi ! PrOb't Court
Low ndcs County, Dee. Il 1910

INO all persons interested in the Real Estate of
i 'rho's II. Wtherspoon, late OF Lowndes county
deed:
Nou are hereby cited toappcar before the probate
court Of said county of Lowndes at the court house
thereof ON the first Monday Of February A. y.
lS4l then aud there to show cause il any YOU can
why the following lands HE property OF the estate
Of sand Thomas r. Wubuspoon TO wil the north
east quarter aud east hall OF south east quarter, and
east bali OF south west quarter and west ball ui
south east quarter, q section seven township scy-
eneen north Of range eighteen east; also north west
quarter and west hall OF north east qnartrr and
the east hail Of the north east quarter ol Section
M, eight; also east hall ol north west aud west halt
Of north east quarter OF section seventeen; also east
Aaito south west quarter OF section twelve also the
east half Of south cast quarter OF section five also
The west halioi south west quarter OF section iour
all in township seventeen, north Of range eighteen
east, containing $50 acres more or less; shnnld
not he sold according 10 the prayer OF the petition
Of Margaret ], Wth-rspoon administrators OF SAID
estate, and further 10 do aud suffer such things as
shall be considered OF and ordered by the SAID court
in The DrCnises.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30
State of Mississippi LowndcsiCo

state of Mississippi LOwndcSiCo
Circuit Court, "Wednesday OotoLcr llh, 1870.
Aierton Bovkn
4ilq VS. Attachment
Jane, NJ Sloan
FEyHlS day came the Plaintiff by his Attorney
q and on his motion II Is ordered by the Cont
that publication be made iur SIN successive weeks
ia the Columbus Democrat anewsraper publish
ed IN the Town Of Columbus notifying HE De-
PENDANT Of the pcudency ol this suit, and that
unless he appear on OF before the first day oi the
next term Of this Court, give special Bail and
plead judgement viii be entered and the proper
" attached wlll be sold t. sluly the Pianiils
demands.
true copy from the minutes Of said Comr
2S,h December ls40
OVID 7. BROWN Clerk
DyJ. u. MONTGOMERY, ID. {.
Jan. ., l84l--26 CIV. Psf $40 81.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
jan 23.-Steamboat Kansas, Mahaney mas
'f, from Mobile.
Mobile, N"''0' '''''' -
l., .S'-S'eamboat Picayune, Robinson master,
A-Seamboat Avalanche, Dupree master,
rom Mobile
rom Mobile.
ION Mobile.
g.. IL :, Steamboat Victoria, Toulmin master,
ION Mobile.
DEPARTED.
S@' 2.-Steamboat Commerce, Monroe
sassr, for Mobile
NM, Steamboat Kansas, Mahaney master, for
Noble. a'"0Oa' noano1e' ea'ief MASTER iof
Mobile. 'o'' '"'' i'0O''" "'1''''
aNIS'eamboat Avalanche, Dupree master,
Mobile, '''''' 'ou'ne'ner' '"''n' MASTER
I'm y Steamboat Victoria, Toulmin master,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30
commercial.

From tls N5i.Ls C-a.zslr,.rl F-..s C---.,- De-, q
tlIFuN.-Ehe receipt, since our las, s-, o.
90 .sles and lie ez7-rs .SgI Es.sS. .s,,.-, q
stock ru hand sui on ship t1l-l -r, s..s-l "a. -.
7ll ta.5s.1 H~I : o35 at ,g same tr. lsst wear
Tie lo'a. receipts this season are -o1
AaEa Hst last season. ,os,t
TIE Exports ih.s season are ssosa
asf season were a65nS
We le.t Ore mafkct .lst saturday In -,tEsr A., ,.-
SeiteI condition.. aud Gle frm1ess Of t1.lers s,r,s-
what disturbed b. Tie Appearance orile heavy Ar
rivals. lie "e1'iier, however, was 50 d.Ssgrees5.e
as 10 prevent tie cotton Irjm telng thrown unan
tle n3rSri' and during thc present week the slppy
aiih'uIh 3, las been folly cqua 10 the amount of
demand h5s by no means bcca abundant. Trans.
actions nave been pretty free all the week bat with
out much mluisst,tf,r oI ACTIVITY un,.I ,y,,b.a H.,
sSi t"' days. TIE confidence of holders being
laay IeinN,a'ed by the accounts from Livetpoa 10
Ohe I-iA w. sud HaYre 20 the OH, which were re-
ceNed on thursday. the market has assumed a
more decided irmness, and 10 some instances an al.
vance IS demanded fully equal To lee per To- on tie
inner descriptions OF cotton but generally they have
been Wiling sellers Al tie former rates. al whiel
oa[tFS have taken freely, being considered a sort o
middle ground since the above advceS. The trans
acinnS Of The week are about 1000 bales and ",
make NJ change in eur figures except for fair cottor
which was quoted last Saturday at 5-Ie ",
now pnt il at 9 Sd a 10.
There is some fine cotton held atll sc, and W,
are informed ola lew bales OF inferior which chan
gel hands ut 2-Ic but as these extremes are ont
sppGcabe to one or two small parcels feel Iustifi
ed in uniting them.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30
Stale OF mississippi Noxnbcc C'ty

stare Oh mississippi NOA HDCt = ~
Probate's Court, Regular Tenn January 18Th, lsll.
NOTICE is hereby gwen to all prsons concern
~ ed IN the Estate Of James w. To.icn minor
heir Of Craven w. Tolen deceased, to be and APP
pear before the Judge Of probales OF said County
on tie first Monday Of March next, at regular
form Of said Court then ln be holden and show
cause if any they have, Why w, V stewart Guar
dian for said Minor, should not sci the following
lands belonging to sad minor to wit: The north
half OF section nine township fifteen, Of range nne-
ieeH, east; and the east hail Of the south east qu1r'
ter Of section eight Of township fifteen, o. range
nineteen, ca, Cess y of the east part OF the same)
beng assigned as part dover 10 HE widow OF the
said C.. w. 1oIen deceased.
Witness the Hon. Madison T. McGchee Judge
ofthe Probates Court said county.
Issued tie 9Th day Of January 1874.
Attest JOHN - RObEh :, ClttR'
Jan. 16 l54l-25-6L [Pf $40 80.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-01-30

" Persons calhng for the above letters viii
please say they are advertised
New-York tribune., 1841-05-18

~ Pi-e- P. % aaE no-1e -ar.3= oea - -.
y-ope- alhoe The celia: s.s:ef br ne to-on- &C
5saed - Jace NatseR ani otacers 2 ~ s-Ee
removed Coroaer's Once 70 pe retained IN ne
hope tz, ccalas,ance Ny -s--e 70 si =ale i-s'
Ign, tbs da-k and uys;e-i.ns nc aou-e 1- man
IA. one Of ve-y bad -este, af inmates q. s-=i
been among The most errsv= aHc te--7e o. a
in lie CITY l. ceuiectred ths. e bones az M reiias o
some persons who be-2 rooed azd murdered ami me
bodies baed n retired ard r7~e place 7;a SUN
ciencv OF -a--il TO conceal them -or vef'.
The Co~orer Yesterday held inqaes; a Ais ofire n re
Hal. OF Justice on body Nary w nee-er "ie q Owen
IThee-- native Of Ireland. z.e about 80 Seas ne de-
ceased was stout esy woman -ak occasionally 70 excess
and vent ou husband >unias ere-iag ron. eiF
home ia ,sAe-iast-ee, the fa! Of Barner o C2iae
W Thee ,ieE al 1Hi,e3 freely y dnS
an! sometime ztervrass The deceased LAD down or ~ '-
te asleep Not waxing up, her h1s5az ei HeE 1ei"vr
and O'Clock Il; i. and li;es -e ei; s= e
verv solr " Dreaded had enore9 loudly AMI o" w.
placed under mead and lei, ag oa TIE hoo. d17 le
night About ha;-pas; clock tue s.o-ng OF yeseiay
NJ Conner rose and called TO e 5eceaSe VINO got af
ne he took hold OF haui and found = cod aaa a-
his .vi;e they examined and discovered ia; e was tea IL
ecence her has2ad and % TIE go7oe7 y-o "a
he 5odv removed the de-dno-se Here DE- Chandler II
Gilman P.ocss- in the Medical College execute. os1 nor
en examination snd opued ;ha size ds OF a?opisXy o.
fiicr accori.irl--