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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19
Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of deed Of Trust made on the nnc-
- tenth day Of JULY 1885, 10y Bennmn
Coleman 10 me for purposes therein specified shall
proceed to sell al public sale and Ou,cry TO HE high
est bidder for ready money at the door Of the Bank
inp Hou.e Of the Kemper and NoYubec nav ga
ton and Rea Estate Banking Company IN he
town Of Wahaldk the nineteenth day Of July 1911;
the west hal OF the south caStquaftcr, and the east
half OF the south west quarter, the east half Of The
south east quarer--lhe north halt Of The west hall
Of the south west quarter, Of section tweny-Iour,
and the north hafot the east halt OF HE south east
quarter nf section twenty-three township twelve
north range seventeen east, and thpeas hall o The
SOU east quarter of section nine, township twelve
ranEe eighteen east the west half Of the south cast
quarter, and the entire south west quarter Of sec
ton nine township twelve north range eighteenth
east
And by virtue OF a deed OF Trust made BY B. B.
B. Hunter on the first day OF August 1885 shall
proceed to sell at the same time and place at public
sale and oUcry to the highest order for ready money
the north west quarter Of section two and the south
half Of the east half Of the south east quarter, of
section three in lsanshp eleven range eighteen east
ell yag in Kemper county Mississippi. Acting
az trustse shall convey such title only as IS vested
IN me under the deed Of trust.
c. r. McCASKlLL, Trustee
WAnALAK, June 10Th ls4l
Soy. Prs fee $l2 so.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19

IN pursuance oil an order Of the Honorable
II Probate Court Of Chlckasaw County IN The
State Of Mississippi passed at term thereof
held on the first Monday IN April lS4l, We will
proceed to sell to the highest bidder, on the prem
lscs on the first Monday in July next, on credit
Of one, two aud three years the following describ.
Cd lands, belonging 10 The estate Of Thomas Ivy
deceased to W.T.: Lots number three and eight.
Of section twenty-hrce, the southeast and the
nonh.wes, quarters Of section number twenty-five
all in township fifteen Of range nineteen east,
accordlogt to the plan Of survey OF the late Choc.
iaw purchase; and lying and bong IN the County
Of Noxubee, in the State Aforesaid, Notes with
approved security Will be required of The purchas.
els for titles in fee simple, whenever the whole Of
the purchase money shall have been PAID
THOMAS WILLIAMS,
BIRD IVY, Executors.
JAMES CALVERT,
Attest -
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19
Notice.

ID Ykrruc of an order of he Probate Court Of Ok
DubbeIa County, Mississippi, 10 me as Admins
tr0jorolIhc Estate Btdrk Sims, decreased, shall,
on Monday the FtGh day Of Juy at tie town Of
Norkcvile in .said county within The hours pre-
scrbed by awprocced to sc.. 10 the highest bidder,
on a credit Of twelve months ihe purchaser giving
bond with approved security, the Undivided haIt Of
the following lands, lying IN SAID county, w the
south cast quarter Of section thirty five, township
eighteen. range fourteen; the north cast quarter of
section Two and the west half Of the west quarter OF
section one, township seventeen, range uurcru; VI
being .auds held Qury by tie md Red0ck Sans aud
T. Weaver
!, II. SELMAN, administrator
ofiht Estate Of Il. Suns deed
May 2l1h lsil. il-Jw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19

rs can b ms, clearly sutstuntiated h ne evience
~ facts ta1rc any competent tribunal IN IN eoun-
tn. Anj WUat makes The case suli Eurss. even en-
nyHily bad, ftNas contracted By agents, upoB Their
own rr>ponsIbity, ard with parry Incompetent 70
contract .n direct srtgsrl q tie authority of law
sgi lle iuuac,oas 20 their imperfect p1ser't ati0r-
reg. TIE people haze never ssnrf0nrl his I'M
constitutions. act. 20 'be.r name-anJ no aw. tCui-
O.. or uor., % rauon can hpd the Psop'e bound
10 ra,v or I9y lg nor eau d he made 20 % appear
esen by tie uTost INGENIOUS c0asfrtsn0a. The Nt,-
'Nppi Union Rank, however. has sanctioned the
contract, aud accordingly; therefore, i any one IS
Bound "a any manner, @ IS the Bank. The Bond
1adtr> must "o 90 ihe Bank and is debtors Tor The
payweni-we arr wltine they should. But in thus
>urrHtcrng zap tie deblnts OF the Bank. he It us-
jer'tnod, thar The surTenaer IS moi Unconditional
Ihty have rghS,and "a mean to asSst'tlrm N Their
protection. Il Is fbsir Tigh not 10 hare collection.
pressed EDon them ~ n,arHsr hat ,riR ca,ss Dis,
frfss and uInous sacrlfss # property Hereafter
our raui wiu be raised against every species Of OBJ
prcsslou, and whatever calculated 10 uusaid 8, e.
ety. jrpipualc the Sjate. and bring new scenes Of
distress upon The community. Genera quiet undis-
uhet rcpose IS mperlousiy necessary 20 the heaune
Oh the manv and deep wounds HAT have been Ini cl.
Cd unon our b.ghed prosperity
The subscriber solci,S oil. those who are friendly
'o the cause, 10 inform Inn OF public sentiment
throughout the State. lie also SohcllS a renewal at
thc correspondence whIchcNsed asst summer, He
VIII attend 10 al communications. the proceedings
of meetings. sc. Sc. In short, the "Olp SotpnK'
and Init Bondmon shat be- r5pr,sontaiire 81 the
ftotte-t Wll I've tor tbClr interests 10 subscribe
aud 10 assist IN procuring as many subscribers as
possible ncrdrr Ia place Il Ia tie hsnds OF every
honest man IN tie Staic
las = FAIL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19
JUNE, IFIH IofI'
Comment IS wholly unnecessary.
A. V. WINTER, NJ. ID.

One o'clock. Z. Nj.
STEAM SHIP REsIpENT.-.inother RGy.--
Another CLEAN Of hope was received IN, this city
morning. We give 1t as we hear IT.
A letter from Montreal, datec %, states posi-
lively that Captain Dunn, at Quebes from Eng.
land sac aboul.ipril 24h, the steamship Pres.
Iden! Standing for the .i:ores.
,4uother DrsadfM Shiprsck!-l4s LireS
lost
Disasters comepupon US with appalling .irequen.
cy-BeIow we give an account, OF another,
in which ONE HUNERDD AND FORTY
EIGHT human souls were hurried instantly in.
to eternity. The Quebec Mercury gives an ac-
count OF the wreck of the Brig AlInstreI, from
Limerick Tor Quebec, brought on Friday last by
fou. passengers. who with four Of The crew we've
all that escaped from death,
The Mnlalrel left Limerick, (lreand) on the
2lst Of April far Quebec, with one hundred and
forty passengers, cmnrants intending TO settle IN
Canada. The vessel had a tolerabe passage up
to Tuesday last, at four O'Clock IN the morning,
when she struck on Red island Reel. There
was heavy sea running al the time, but the boats
were lanched and made fast to the force CHAINS
Op"diuS VI iiuliuICu pdSSVHsNiS VIZ
boats; but their doom was quIckIyseat d, the heeh
ed Oft INTO the deep water andl"ent DOWN stern
foremost, sc suddenly that tho "palnters 81 me
boats could not be cast oil aud the people VINO
had embarked IN thu boats persisted with their g.
qualy unfortunate companions on board The
brig, except four OF the crew and passengers,
who alone OF upwards OF l59 souls renamed 10
| tell the sad tale. These eight persons embarked
IN gig, which was towing easlern, and fortunate
! y Tor them the rope which attached II to the YES.
sci, broke, when she went down. They succeed.
ed IN pulling 10 White Island, where they remain
ed until the following day when they were taken
off by the ship Wellington to Belfast, McutIre,
and bfough TO Crosse isle,
Capt Outerbudee, OF the unfortunate, Minstrel
behaved most CALAMITY during the awful scene,
until he persisted with the rest lie declared that
be would mol leave the vessel until his passengers
were saved and he was the last person seen by
those who were in the gig.
The following is statement Of the number Of
the crew and passengers who persisted:
Crsw.--Capt Ouerbnbse, mate, and 8 others
IL.
Passengers Male adults Al; FemaId do. Al
IS Males under IA. 10; Females do. Is.
Males under L s; Females do. ll-2l. Total
perIshed--l4S.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19
$50 Reward,
&IOLEN from the subscriber on Friday nigl
Sthe 7th inst. a negro man, named
LOGAN

- NV : vi iH9'' HtHiu iHdhi HdInCu
LOGAN,
and TWO HORSES, the negro is stout built,
five feet five or SIX inches high talks IhrMuh
his nose a little Of a bold Appearance and very
likely, about 20 or 2 years old, he IS notion.
ons runaway, and belongs to Thomas j. Coffee
OF Brandon, Miss.
one of the. Horses IL long slim Black, with
long main md tail and star in his forehead.
s or 9 yrors old, and about ID u hands higb.
hs other IS a long slim bay mare, Is II or l6
hanGS high, walks fast and trots rough, 4 years
old, al has scar Just under the point of the right
shoulder from recent wound
The negro and horses were stolen by a young
man calling hJNseIf George WrIIiamsou who
was seen in llllsbo,o0gh, Scott county, on the
morning after the property was stolen with The ne
gro and both horses IN his possession, when he
stated that his name was Johnson, and that he
was gong into Ne>hoba county, bliss after a
drove Of cattle, be has since been seen IN PhIa
dclphla Miss, still with the negro and horses
he also said he had a relation living neal Phadel
phln, Neshoba county, TO whom he was gong
and that his father lived in Wilson county, Tenn,
and that he himself has been living in Arkansas
The SAID George Williamson alias Johnson
is 25 years old, feet or inches high, dark
hair, sandy beard blue eyes and high cheek bones,
very much snnb rn aud has way of closing
his eyes wheG talking, Had on when he left a
blue Jeans round coat blue and white coltOnade
pants, drab vest lined with red, an old black flu
hat, black silk crayat and new shoes, be had no
other clothing with him except shirts aud pants in
a ounde-he is very fond Of showing a piece of
loadstone which he carries in his pocket
Iw,ll give one hundred dolIa,s for the appre-
henslon Of the said williamson and negro iftaken
IN this slate and secured IN any jail so that can
get them or $3.50 If taken out Of the state
j. II. HARRIS.
Brandon, Nj. May 10, lS4l.-49 1t
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State of Mississippi LOwndes Co.

Circuit Court MondEy 18th .lpru 1871.
John l.. Allen &
Bunnei Higgins. A,,cbro.,t
1854:
Samuel A. Mutt
THIS day came the Plaintiffs by their attor-
l. new at and on motion. It's ordered BY the
court that publication be made Tor SIX successive
weeks in the Columbus Democrat, newspaper
published IN the town Of Columbus, notifying the
defendant Of the presidency of this suIt and Il at
unless he appear on etbelore the next term OF this
court give bal and plead or demur, Judgment will
be rendered against HIM by default. And the prop.
erty attached viii be sod 10 saisiy the pain,a &C..
mands.
A true copy from the minutes Of our court in said
cause Next term lst Monday OF October next
OVID P. BROWN Clerk.
ByJ. d. MONTGOMERY, ID. G
June l0d1s4l.
4g-6w Prsf SO 81
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19
T-%A.- SEMINAR.

MRS. A. lNNES will open Female Seminary
Iva in the Masonic Hall, Columbus, on Monday
The Sth day Of June. The course Of studies wi.
comprise the following branches Spelling, Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, Geography with the use Of the
Globes, English Grammar, History, Rhetoric Bota-
n.y. Natural and MentaI Philosophy
Terms per Session of twenty weeks Primary
Class $40
Higher Branches slj
June 9Th ls4i sS-3t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19
JAss FALL
T 4 r NJ s

The GOLD SOLDIER and "ANrr BnNpNAS
viii be published on respectable sized sheet, aud
viii be commenced ahoutth FIRST olluly, and con.
uOutd until atel The November Election Suhsctip-
uon price, Two Doll,Ks. ST.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19
DANCING sc=ccs.

w H. JOHNSON, respectfully 'R.orms the
w the citizens OF Columbus ind vicinity, that
5os next School for the Young Ladies, Will com
i6enee on Saturday the slh or May, at2 O'Clock
2. NJ. al The BIewelt House.
Columbus Nj April 2sth lsi i3-N
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19

Next TO virtue, let children be trained 10 in.
duslry; for both poverty and fraud are the elIec
Of sloth.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19
Stat ca rs ssi LOwndcs Co

Stat { q \ ssi LOWndcS Co
Circuit Court Monday 9Th Aprd Is4l
BENJAMIN +, Taylor A,.ol.
5l4s. ooo
Gavin II. Howell
TENHIS day came the plaintiff by attorney and i
l. IS ordered By the court that publication be
made for six successive weeks in the Columbus
Democrat newspaper published in the town Of
Columbus 10 the State OF Msslssssippi notifying
the defendant Of the tendency Of thus suit and that
unless he appear on or before the first d1y oil the
next Term oil our court give specia ba and plead
or demur judgement final viii be entered against
him and the property attached viii be sold to
satisfy the piaIntiI7s demands snl this cause Is
continued until the next term Of this court.
The above is a true copy from the minutes,o
our court in the said cause.
OVID p BROWN, Clerk.
BY J. d. MONTGOMERY Deply Cfk.
,'une sth 1871.
a.. -6w Prs Zee so
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TIE OLD SOLDIER.
ANTI BONDMAN.

N'I1'i a--'Hutabtlug AZ agents IN. sspr-n,ae. q,
tis consultation aai i1sr, mast 81 prsssrr,d
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19

i iSr ct letter, r,l#.rr- 10 the Post oa,s 90
IL Columbus Mss, oa rHe IstoE I-nr. l>tI.
Abbott Z y Alexander Tho, J
Anderson J N Adam, Howell
Alexander Ret Alexander Nm
Allen Jonathan Atkinson Jerome n
Bell Alug- Bas, Gibson
B1N MlrulllhC Bu.t Lacarnh
Blowing Nm " Brooks MlcaIsh
Baker Mss sally Boswell William
BaNiey : Beatty JOSIAH
BALDWIN Mrs EmiHnc { Brigham \ Gregory
Begaucoa l. \ Bouers Abraham
Butler Rev Samuel
Coylngtau VIM CaxWm 5
Coyng'on Doci ] + Crane VI NJ
Carpenter Churchill Collins VIM
Collins Hams & Cunningham JAS
Carroll Edmond Campbell Joshua
Charleston Austin.
Duncan William Dupree l. J
DAVIS Al Oehp James
Erwin JAS W Evans Moses
Erwin Nm + Eckols Josephus
Ellison jonathan OF
Nm Mdlgan
Freeman Eachatlah freeman Gorge L
FeemsIer { IL Flcndy Family
GORDON James Gregory Edward II
Gresham Thomas Go,n I L
G0fdon Alex GIihn John
slave ct
William Getdoa
Huttdlns John tetehsfson Moses
ll'cks ooeI Hubbard bo"I
Hun VIM Henry james
iio"e'I Ma."'I inghs DAVID
nea'n Jacob Hams Joo l.
nan "eot@e
james lsratl T. johnson iiardAy
Jones Henry \ Jennings \ I
zones to' it'h johnson D'e' liewl W
~ mug 81 hhoai james
h''ftS James
Lo''' L'EHtiool Hm d
ier'e"oelen'ah hoN'eN ueofse
n'''"'tH
'''' Aulonl mcdowell WIN
,"!' ""n M'hei 'ohh
w. ~ ,1'H '''Sn"' m'@e lessee
me"'',N ans Ewing Moore Alex
W '''' IN II MuS'a'n 'reed
moore l. L Moofe lhoS
moore yrs Sarah Mathews benJ
nloN',' 'ohn
NaNh Jehh2 Norwood Sophronn
Nash lArkln NOEL y Co W IL
Iaihe' 90 faIker MIS- A Jane
amer noduev ldtket Nhey
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19
General FaetOrage s Commission
RuSinpSS.

ID r. Harris, having resigned the ofce
1 Judge Of the first Judicial circuit Of the state
of Alabama has taken an olhce IA he cay Of No
lie Tor The purpose Of transaciipe
GENERA. FAcToRAGE & COMMISSION BUSINESS
Tenders his services to BIS lfenA and he publ
Mobile Febv ls4l s4,--6, Rcgtsrr
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19

the medIsc3ne as directed o would ul, have bad
su0Iaer ,iessl GA spasm after | trsj saw u. I'm
p,o'i o. This 3artl. administration o. tas rsIu
sd.eS, between the drst and second attack pre-
vented The spssm although the child had some fe
yer. Whenever lac spasms would begin sl vas
usPIdsuon IN The family and oil tlsy would
send Tor me, Unit, finally told hm that unless
nv prescriptions were observed would uol,ihink
o visiting the child any more. The lasI time |
ted them II Vas IN NJ danger # they would DO
what | ADVISED.
Case Bird. In the fall Of ls40, became fever.
ISL and al the same time, had the ,oolhach. Dr.
Winter extracted my tooth, went home, the
fever increased, on me very much, that night, |
became delirous and continued so, several DAYS.
sent for DIR Winter. who am told found me
much prosrated, with hands and feet cold.
had not had any motion from my bowels, for
SIX OF sSen days. The DR. gave me some pur.
gat's pills and applied mustard plasters, TO my
exuemltIes. These means partially restored nv
reason while in this p'osuaied condition, | lay
upon my back and frequently made efforts as
through was bringing, blood from my lungs
The DIR. observed from the kind Of effort,
made, he feared that, thus might be from my lungs
but as il made no difference, IN lie treatment,
and as was very weak, he did not disturb me. 70
examine the source OF the blood. He hewever
at next visist, finding me more revived, examined
my mouth and observe, that he bleeding vas
from my gums or the place whence the tooth
was taken. should never have known, that, he
had expressed any tears of the bood's coming
from my lungs, had not he and bystanders after
wards. spoke to me at the subject. | never
heard him say lhatlhe thought my lungs were
nearly destroyed. | have known, DIR. Winter for
a number of years | was familiar with him
particularly in Tenn. lie by his skill retained
a very large practice, IN a short me and obtain.
ed it, until he left Tenr' HIS standing was e.
quail to the Oldest physicians Of the county
lie has AWAY sustained character for the srrict.
est honor ano' veracy; and therefore any thing
he, may say, about my case, or any other, may
be relied on as true. Signed
JOHN ". FOSTER.
June l4th lS4l.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19
ANNOINCEAIENTs.

O. Wa -.a authorized 60 announce Adolf
plluS e.. Weir. as a candidate i.g Senator
OF lgsuJvs DVuuyY "a, the nsN, ensuing No,em-
Der election.
- We ATE authorized To announce Joseph
=. Leake. as candidate 10 rsnreseu, ihis
county IN tie House ct Representatives a. The
ensuln. November e.se Ion.
O-INE az, authorized 10 announce tap,.
Il. Ii. Starke. as candidate for Senator
OF LoWudes County, al the ensuing November
election
- We ate authorized 10 announce ELI
ABBOTT. as a candidate for the office OF
Sheriff, at the ensuing November election
- VIZ are authorized to announce Pryor
vi. Grant. as a candidate for reelection to
the Shendalty of Lownj,s County a, the ensu-
-ng November election.
- We are authorized 10 announce Stcr-
ling IL. Lester. as candidate for Clerk
OF the Circuit court of Lowndes County a, the
next November election.
% We are authorized to announce John
~. montgomery. as a candidate Tor The
once oil ''e'N oil the Circuit eouftoi Lo"ndes
county al our next election
-. ---------------
70 WE are authorized to announce Col.
w. ii. SOuthaIl. as a candidate for the
office OF Circuit Clerk of Lowndes County at
the ensuing November election.
- -
DOWSing Jun.. as a candidate for the Of.
hce Vi clerk OF the Circuit court of Lowndes
county at the ensuing November election.
-. -,
u. Fuller as candidate for reelection To the
office Of Probate Clerk for Lowndes County at
the ensuing November election.
,-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19
PROPOSALS

For publishing "a Tie C.,y Of jackson, weekly
Newspaper, 10 be- called
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19

- We are authorized to announce Pryor
vi. Grant. as a candidate for reelection to
the Shentidity Of Lownjes County a, the eusu-
-ng November election.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19

o. NF4 .s authorized 60 announce Adolf
plus q. Weir. As candidate la Senator
OF lg~uJys county al the nsN, ensuing No,cm-
Der election.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19

- We ate authorized 10 announce ELI
ABBOTT. as candidate for the office OF
Sheriff, at the ensuing November election
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19

o. We are aull orlzed to announce Gideon
Woodruff, as a candidate for the office of
Tax Collector of Lowndes county n, the ensn-
ny November election.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19

- We ATE authorized 10 announce Joseph
=. Leake. as d candidate 10 represent ms
county IN tie House Of Representatives a, the
ensuing November s'se Ion.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19

GYMS arr authorized 10 announce Capt.
Il. Ii. Starke. as a candidate for Senator
Of LoWudes County, al the ensuing November
election
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-06-19

May sDh ts1l
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-02-12
The Shirt OF Tbe Age,

Will he furnished TO mail village subscribers at So
year, within six montlsi $3.50 after six months and
within year and $500 after the close of the year, To
Companies who take their papers at the Office 80 within
six months "a after six months, and within year
So 90 after the close of the year. 90 in advance for six
months Single copies five cents,
NOsubsCptOns will be received for less than six months,
aud paper will be discontinued till all arroarages
paid notice from postmaster agent or subscriber that
the paper not taken from It's place of delivery will not
attention, while there is any thing due Tor it,
No paper will be sent ont OF the State, unless payment
he made in Advance or to the order of amy new aud I'M
known subscriber within the State unless paid for in adj
vance, satisfactory reference be made to some known
aud responsible person.
Those who subscribe for year. and do not at the time
of subscribing order dscOntnuance at the end OF IT, Will
be considered subscribers until they order the papers TO be
topped, and pay all arrearageS
TIE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
Where a subscriber newspaper orders il to be dis
continued and continues to be len at his residence the
presumption is in the absence of any evidence to the con-
trary ut is lett by the subscribers orders, and upon
promise to pay for il.
liza newspaper left from day to day for person at
his place Of business with his knowledge and consent,
though not his express consent and he has reason to be-
lieve that il LEFT under the belief though mistaken
one that he subscriber and under the expectation that
he is TO pay ii in that he will be bound 10 pay
for it, unless he gives notice to discontinue it.
g. PosmaserS agents who neglect to give notice OF
the request Of subscriber to discontinue are themselves
responsible tor newspaper from the time such dsconn-
ordered The duty to give the notice is imper-
alive upon the postmaster though the dscOnlnuahcc Is
optional with the publisher,
A. A postmaster may enclose money in n letter to the
publisher OF newspaper to pay the subscription oil td
person, and frank the letter. if written by himself.
Advertisements by persons having account at
this Office must be paid for in adUancc unless some one
known to the editor will become responsible for the ser
tiOn.
Advertisements will be continued until forbidden, aud
charged accordingly, unless the number OF insertions be
specified.
All communications must he addressed to C. G. EAST
MIN and to insure attention, in all cases, the name OF
the author given. No letter taken from the POstoice
on which the postage is not paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED, md JOE YORK
EXECUrED, ar TIE USUAL RATES.
lyOFFlCE on Court Street, over the Post Office.