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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25
STEAM SHIP PRESIDENT.

Reports are ahOat in various quarters
respecting Ibis lll-fated vessel. We sub.
JOIN notices of them, in order thai, our
readers may be in possession of oil that
is sA'd OH the subject:
From tho N. Y. Commercial, Monday afternoon.
IHE FRsIOENr--The anxiety of the
public respecting this vessel continues
without abatement, although the opinion
seems to be gaining ground that her
course is run. Rumors were currem
Yesterday of her arrival at Halifax and
Bermuda, but on tracing them, thew were
found to be without foundation.
The most probable statement that has
yet appeared, SO emng to throw anv
light upon the painful matter in suspenss
was brought to this port some days aoo
by British bark, the Recovery, from t6e I
port Of Bristol. Her captain, bowman is
SAID to have reported that on the 2s,h Of
March, when off the Azores, she saw
at great distance the hull Of a large
snip, dlsmasted, which he took 10 be A
man OF war, and about the same time be
saw fragments ofspars, casks, sc. float.
ing on the water. This Is suppo.eJ ~
have been the President. 80
The Albany Evening Journal, Of Sat.
lrdqy' ! published the following extract
rom Dublin paper oflhe l8Ih nlt wb;ch
Re have not seen before:
THE PRRsIPnsT sERAMRR,-The d
,. Packet Of Saturday says, We have !
zen informed that steam packet which
rriVeilin Dublin This morning from / Liv.
rpool, spoke . New York liner near iha i
ntrance Of The Mersey. The can,ain
! the latter vessel stated thai about 900 I,
lles off The Lands End lie bad seon The
resident; and that she badnot only lost ,
er rudder, but that one o her engines /
vas totally disabled. The Presid enI was. h
y, !. making for the first port,
'pl.at very slowFate. We give This IL. /
~. as y reached US, but without yonch. ln
line 70 believe II, SFHs's n \
Il . Il aa r. u
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25

D BEWARE OF COUNTS sFErTs.-Ten dol
lar notes ofths bank Of Illinois, made paw
able 70 H. Cafe, dated Shawnes,own
june lst, 1910. yignette, Indian, with
cars in the distance. Letter C. No. l256
the words "Or bearer" very indishnct,
engraving coarse. The paper and gansr.
al appearance Of the notes is wen caIcu.
lated to deceive the unwary, purporting
10 be engraved by Rawdon, CLARK g. Co,
Albany.-S Louis Republican.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25

the State authorities on the Banks, to
stay proceeding under the Law just pass
ed. Another one proposes, in the event
of the failure Of thspPpiication for an in
Junction, 10 resist by all lawful means,
ths assessment and collection Ofany State
tax, until there is an entire aud complete
disuniOn of the State finances from the
Banks in the Commonwealth. The meet,
ting was addressed by several Speakers.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25

A New TRIAL GRANTED. Circuit
Court at Washington, on Tuesday, gave
decision in the case Of Stockton, Stokes
and others, vs.. Amos Kendall. II will
be recolIected, that the jury, at former
term, had rendered . verdict for the
plaintiffs Of damages to the amount gilmore
than $4,000. A new trial was moved
Tor, and the Court, after hearing the ar.
guments, granted the motion. -.Ncw
World.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25

A correspondent inquiries, why it is that
other portions of the State are SO much
more highly favored than Brown county
in the way Of appropriations for public
Improvements? We can see no good rea.
son for the neglect our county has suffered
in this respect. Brown has as yet deriv-
ed but little if any advantage from the
system Of public Improvements for which
her citizens have been taxed ,and by which
other portions Of the State have been so
greatly benefited. True, she has turn.
pike in progress, yet but little money has
been expended upon it by the State, and
the wages ofthe contractors and laborers
are very much IN arreaF. The State is
very much embarrassed by the extent to
which her public improvements have heen
rapidly advanced; but we can see no ex-
cuse in this 70: partaiIity, and we hope
soon 10 see all cause Of complaint re.
moved.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25

|
IHE wEATHER-THEC ECRoPs.-Aiter six
weeks of cold and rainey weather, ia.
Vorable change took place about the mid,
die otlhis month. There was not much
planting done in this region of country un-
tIlaboui ten days since. Last week we
had very warm weather and refreshing
showersi and during the week the farm.
eFs were busiy engaged in planting corn
and potatoes. The wheat crop is vsrv
unpromisng, as il is much killed bv
the fly.
In Tennesses the springis also very
backward and cotton has done badly.
In western Kentucky, the spring crops.
having been put in the ground in the usual
time, are very backward. Wheat and fruit
promised a good yield.
The Germantown Telegraph says that
The wheat crops in that part of Pennsylva.
MA make a fine appearance.
Accounts from all sections Of the coun
ry represent the fruit as being uninIurad,
nd promising 10 be abundant. w. |
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25

A STRANGE oCCURRENcE--A fespSc-
table farmer living near our city informs
us that he had about his barn large.
number of swallows, and missing them
Tying about as usual, he searched and
found but one living. Between so and
4Ohad died withthe cold within a few
days. - Pittsburg AdUOcate. .
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25

Mr.. Charles Ogle, member, of Congress,
whose speech relative to furniture in the
Presidents house, rendered him so noto-
rious last summer, died at Somerset, Pa.
OH the 18th inst.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25


Since the failure Of the United States
Bank, the whig papers are endeavoring
to cast the odium Of its re-charter upon
a democratic Legislature. 1t is not true
that loco-foco" or democratic Lepis,
lature re-chartered this institution
II rs true that enough were elected as
democrats to the Legislature to have pre-.
vented the re-charter and consequently
the disasters Of the late failure of the
bank, had they remained true to their
constituents; but few (whose motives
nave heen very properly questioned,) de-
serted their trust, threw themselves into
the tederal'whig ranks and voted with the
wings for the re.charter bill. The whios
went in mass for the bill, and were oDIv
enabled TO carry it by the aid of such re.
creant members, as Penrose, who were
elected as democrats, but then went over
to the wings, and have since remained
there.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25
GeHerll Po8t Once. 4
EsTEEMED SIN -

EsfEEMED OtR:--~ p
Ia reply to your enquiry, | beg 10 in.
form you thai letters from New York 81
other parts o!the United States of North
America passing through England, can be
forwarded from hence Without the preyi.
Gus paymentof the postage, TO ali The
Contlnentof Europe, except as follows:
To Austria and her Territories 5'ss
The Italian States, including Sicily.
Spain and Portugal
Letters for Sweden and Norway cshbe.
forwarded IN IKE manner during certain.
moths in the year, when The packets are
running from Hull direct to Gottsnbufgh.
Inm esteemed sir,
ss. Your bbed't. humble sefvant,
Tbs, LAWREN CT, Asst sec'y:
@, " HAehooRN, ESD s5
By this arrangement il viii be seen
hat letters for France, she German slatss
,witxaFland, Belgium. Holland, Russia,
Prussia, &c. can he transmitted pys the
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25
BRIrrsn Posr Opr1on .Apsxxs

BRITIsH Posr OPr1oE ARRxSsEMENT
WITH THE U. STATES The following
reply toan inquiry made 10 the British 4
General Post Office, gives us the regula-
tlons Of that establishment in relation 10
letters sent from this country blythe stea-
mers through England 10 the Continent.
LONDON, March 9th. lS4i.l
*it General post Of;cs ~
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25

steamers through England without preVi.
pusly paying postage except to New York
or Boston, .-FFee Trader.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24
Trust SALE

DI virtue. aEl u pursuance &. q De- "a t-e..
ID tx.g..,a ro ue ss Trustee. b. AH-g L..
A. res ca oh, .1h dsy ul A Ap- A. T. l-la st sr-
r.rt tHs t.yueuf Ola cerisa serHrt money therein
mentioned d, Btultn II Gas.. TarHlsJ Hfyass
AID W um MaAery. Naica -..d asei la rlsi ta,
hssH lly -ccariri In the etiee gttaz C.e-s d. he
r1-t1.t C.lr, ni NnXHhrr county, State q Mss
,rp. lW. sclat pgbic aHriasn 'a the highest b,d-
t.- .l-,l.H at Soc laor 81. fla Court house n -
lrWur N1.au n ,ld county.
o. ~ ag Oh, l6lb leg .lagai 4 D. is4l
wtaH Doe b'l,> d. 10 A n suJ I 2 N the 0.0w-
s,a..s,a.4 tacis 5ug aal te,ag sad eeusts
/ y. NrNuHeg, 20 .Uii.
TIE t,Ila., etlhe sogib west hall section N
one. towns. p PIP ;.rtstH, ran re seventeen, east;
The tsI .afa. t.e uora west quarter of ta,
same section. township and range;
The c.s' Ht1 g. tbr north east quarter, the We,
aa0 ut .ug north cas-, quarter uI section Uauase la,
s, orE Hnuh west qJ,ucs 1ai .ba uoIfa east gaar
,.r section Eunher turty .hr,a tie wts. tsI g
>Hrla SOS. quarter ol ,etuau nem tueaty ~gye.
fha e..l NaioI tae ea>l ha'Iai gft eaat4 ss>tg gal
igT u. section lhirty taree al Ia township at,ea,
range >NIer0 cast.
N.a uuc oss vested iB me ss Trustee wt
! conveyed. L. GILLESPIE,
lrnsIce.
4. T,hl9,ls4l--ss -25w lprfs5i 90.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24

DY virtue Of a deed of trust executed to me by
D David Monroe, and by and between the sand
David Monroe of the frs, part, myself OF The see
ond part. ana Thomas Lockhari, surviving Co-part-
ner OF Loekhart and Arrlu, Wm. NJ, Cozar and
Lewis B. Taialerro of the third part, dated the
22ud day Of August, is37, viii expose 10 public
sale and outcry at the Court House door IN the
town Of Columbus, IN the said county and state on
SATURDAY the first OF MAY ,ueSt The following
slaves viz: Martha and her two chlldrcn( Amanda
and Mary Ann,) Jane two children Of Fanny'S VIZ;
,Iuliana and rerrcy,) Sukev and her five children
Grandson Thorton, Zlck Elizabeth and and Ma
tiIda Ann, George ana jim, Nelson Beck, ka-
ty, Clara, easy, Moses. F-t- Terms cash.
f. +. CALHOUN.
Trustee.
April 9th ls4I. 4o-it'
PRINTERS fee s. 90.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24
State OF Mississippi. NoNubec a.

state Of mississippi. NONubee O".
Pro5ars's C.s-;, rssaiar Is=H-M--fa la l>'i
NOrlCEis hereby gwen, ts al. persons 'n-
~ leTe,,ei ,a the lands, tenement sUd h,rtai'
umsais Of Rl.g.eh White deceased, 90 be and
personally appear bs.ose lbs Judge oi 'ae P''-
bates Count o AoNabee eauo.s, Miss-ss 1pi, ai a
regular terra o, sad coatl, te be- holden on 'he
Fu>t NoutN nJuae neNl. aud show cause q
any they have, WHY the ceau should not grant
aa oldeT 90 ,ae administrator 10 sell aii The bnd'
belonging TO the estate ID SAID deceased, hns
aud being ia the county aad state aforesaid.
Nuaes>-The Hon Madison L. MaGsbec
Juice Of the Probaies court OF sad couU'N
1 Issued lae llJh dsy oi March. A. u. lSll.
/ Attest JOHN B. ROBERTS,
Cluk
4 March 20, ISL. 81 Wv
Printers ite SIS
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24
Coach Making.

HtHE Subscriber having commenced the Coach
= Making business on St. John Street, one door
Fem The corner Of Main street. opposite the Com
n1eFcla bank, is prepared 10 execute orders in The
aaOoVe line with neatness durability and dispa tch.
nehopes, BY strict attention to business, to merit
snare of public patronage.
L. D. THOMPSON.
n. B. Repairing Painting, and vanishing done
With neatness and on the most reasonable terms.
Columbus April 18th ls4l, 4.-uL
Argus will please copy.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24
VII, W. BAILEY.

SURGEON DENTIST OF GALLArN Trv.
MEMBERS his professional services to the citi.
Il zens OF Columbus and vicinity. He under.
SANDS manufacturing Porcelain Teeth and can IN.
@rt from one TO all entire set plate or pivot 80 as
70 70 Zee easy and answer the purpose of mastcatpp
Ills pan extracting aching teeth and roots nat
s'e 50 much pain and cause such serious diseases
u the mouth and face generaly--is done with sue.
case and facility that The most tmid and dlcate le
male can SIT and have IRON 4 to removed at al
operation, without complaining or experiencing mncl
pam; Ladies will be waited on at their residences
REFERENCES DIR. +. f. Watkins, 0. +. Bed
zoe, +. B. Wade, and Robert Weir.
Columbus, April l7th le4l. 4l.-tf
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24

4 IL persons ass.a- c.1.ls ags.rs, he cs.,r. %.
n " aH Cau7te deed a.e hereby ua,iiga Do
present fue sane duy authenticated within tie
sue prescribed b, i1w. or th- ame VII be iorever
Barred. persons indebted 90 Jue estate O.. tas s,j
deceased are requested 90 make immediate paymsaL
JOHN SEAL.
CHRISTOPHER ADAMS.
.31uUb,rli5rs
Apr. 5lh ISL 4O-Sw.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24
Trustee sale of Houses and Lots
at Public Auction

f virtue of deed Of tiust executed to me,
- for certain purposes therein mentioned, e&'
scsled 10 me, on 2Sth day Of October ls37'--
Which has been duly recorded in the Proba'es
Clerk office of fLowndes county Book No S.page
SSl, 80, and SO. shall sell at public auction
othe highest bidder for cash on MONDAY the
i7ih day Of MAY, ls4l--thO following lots &c
"wli in tho town Of Columbus Mississippi and
kaown 10 the plan Of said town as lots NO .,
sad 6. fve and six in square No. one nerth Of
Nam Street and lots No. nine and Ten 9 and
~ 10 square No. two north Of Main Street With
"' me Improvements thereon.
Sale positively and pre.emptoly on the Preml'
ses L. H. SHARP, Trustee.
Columbus, April 18th ls4l. Al o"'
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24

MarshaI's sale.
William &. Parish ct al Ou tIia to June
vs..
Mckinney HolernesS etaL Term lsIl
DY virtue OF the above specified wrs to ne de
Dreclei from the Honorable District court of tie
United States, for the Northern D.srlcto. Nsss-
sippt will sell on Monday the l0,uday o. N.3
iSll at The Court House OF LownJes County ar
following described properly To VIE
South half of the east mlfoI south wesl quarter
section fifteen, township seventeen, range eighteen
west
Levied on as the property OF William b, Light
looi one Of the defend MS TO satisfy the above nam
ed executions end all cost
ADOLPHUS G. WEIR.
Marsha Noruern DIST. OF Mi.
BlF. 2 SPORTS. Dcpujy
Columbus ApnI l0,U lolI 4O--oW'
Printers fee 50 CO.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24
Administrators Notice.

TIME undersigned was at the ast Term Of he
u Pfobate's Court or Lowndes County Snte Of
Mississippi, duly appointed Administrator ol al aad
singular tile goods and caltes rights and eredltsh
which were Of Marcus NJ. Brigham lale o. sad
Coanty eceased, Notice is hereby given.
persons inpebled t. the estate Of said lnlestate
make immediate payment thereof And aIclaim
against the SAID estate are requested 10 be presented
properly authenticated according to- VI within iha
time prescribed w. JAW or they Uloe Iofeter bar
red ARGYLE CAMPBELL.
.Ekn4ahhakr
Dee 261sAh eS-ik
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24
Notice,
Spring and summer Goods.

TUST received large lot Of Heavy Cotton
y Goods, Linen DfiIlings. White and Brown,--
Kentucky Jeans. Fusuans, Moleshius; Red lIcaiag,
Pennsyvania Jeans, Heavy Linen suitable TOR N"
gro wear.
Dach and Blue Calico, light Calico, and very
pald and plain Llnsey 5 la Cotton Shirling 80 &c.
At SIMPSONS.
ENE Coourd Kid Slippers; Back Slippers.
! Bith fine Walking Shoes this da reed
Al SIMPSONS
FENt9E stock of Winter Goods now On hand n,i.
l. be sold al cost and charges.
SIMPSON
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24

DY virtue and IN pursuance Of deed IN trust
D executed 10 me as trustee by Samuel NJ. Hud-
sppth on the lhtle@z day OF September, lS36, 10
secure the paymeHt OF CERTAIN sum OF money there
in mentioned TO Alden 5, Bailey, which said deed N
trust has been duly recorded IN the Office Of the Pro-
bate Clerk Of Neshoba County, 10 the State OF Mis-
sssipp On lstpage 1917 Twill sell public auc
llon to the highest bidder llr cash at the court
House in the Town Of Philadelphia, IN the said Coun-
ty OF Neshoba, on the Goth day April, A, d. l5ll
between the hours OF 10 o clock, A. NJ. and 4, PM
the following described tracts or parcels OF land, ~
ing and being in the said county OF Ncshobu, 10 wit
The west hall Of the south east quarter, and the
east bali OF the south west quarter oil section TWEEN
five; also, the east na Of the north east quarter
Of SAID section; also, the west hall the south west
quarter of the same section, a,so, the north east
Quarter of section twenty six, all in township nnm-
Der eleven, north OF rgnge number eleven, east
also the west hall OF section thirty IN township
eleven north, range twelve easl;ao the southeast
quarter Of the last named section; also the south
west quarter Of section thirlyone, in the last men
toned township and range, and The west half o the
north cast quarter, and east half Of the north west
ouarter of said section thriy-one il the same last
mentioned township and range,
A. n. JONES Trustee.
March H. 1871. -37-4W.
Printers fee $40 90
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24

htsl3 Nh""S NOfIet.
n Ter Of Secuoa lhntV i've Townsbia robireo.
Rance iourrrn. East, an the ~. E'''' =,
Section two. and the West halG The Nofii!H,o'
quarter Of Section one Township seventeen Rage
fourteen, East lormery known as the lands ofRed-
ick SIMS and p l. Nefver--lhe sad Redick Sims
having departed this ie-wil appear Of a Probate
Cour, 10 be held al The Couri House 10 the town o
SiarkeyiIe aud County OF Okibbrha AMI slale ni
Mississippi, On the Forth .Noaday Of May, lsil
and ohew cause if any they can ry pn order ni SAID
court shall not be made for The sat ( sad aDds.
Also, all persons holding claims on the estate olsad
Redck Sims deceased, are hereby notified 10 tor
ward the same 10 the administrator oisald estate, Or
,hey viii be barre by iaw; letters Of administration
having been granted on lhe 25th day ol January,
l84l to the undersigned.
JOHN H. SILMAN
.faminntrator
March n, 1871. S5-6w
(PnnttfS fee $40 50)
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24
State of Mississippi Oktibbeha Co.

Probate Court FebuGry term lS4l.
IT IS ordered by the Court that all persons inter-
i ted in the estate or Martha u and De- Ia Jane
Rentffow deceased are hereby notified 10 appear al
a Probate Court 10 be held at the Court House ~
the town ol Starkvie and county Of Oktbbeha On
the 4h Monday Of April next % show cause why
sale and distribution should not be had ol said estate
A true Copy attest
CHARLES DlLBREL LII Clerk
OF Pfobales.
Hs,,h g7'hfs4n Sew
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24
Stale OF YIlssissippi Noxubcc cay

state OF NlssissipHi NoXu5ce cay
Probate, Court, Regular Tom January 5th lsll.
NTutitE hereby gwen 10 aIi p rsous concern
~ ed N The Estate Of james v Pollen minor
heir Of Craven W ro.len deceased, To be and op-
pear before the Judge Of probate- olsold County
90 the first Monday oil March next, at regular
Term Of said Court then 10 he holden and sAo1y
cause ( any they have, why W. V. Stewart Guar.
dian for said Mlnor, should mol Sell the following
lands belonging 70 said mlnor 70 wit: The north
hail Of section uine, township fifteen, Of r1nge nlne
teen, east ana The eas half The south east quar-
ter Of section eight, o. township fifteen, o. range
nineteen, ea,l QcSs q of The east part o The same
benz assigned as part dover to HE widow OF The
said {. W Foiien deceased.
Witness the Hon. Madison j. McGehec Judge
OF the Probates Cantt ol said county.
issued the Sta day OF January lSll.
Attest JOHN Il. ROBERTS, Clerk
Jan. 49, lSil-23-6l, Pr $40 DO
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24
F-5u Che NBtaaal iatg Es-ctr. !
rHE NEW PRESIDENT.

-. sy,raor5uary despatch used lu sending
intelligence 90 the Wee President 81
-.t1re, ana similar despatch by h.m be- rs.
-, i1r seat of Government, JoHN TYLEE,
president Of lac United Srsiss, aruyed IN
~, Yesterday morning, al . o'clock, aDd
Longs At Browns Hotel.
10 o',Iocs, all the Heads Of Departments,
1- Secretary Of the Navy, who has uui
.s-oed to the city from bis vlsiI 70 his .an.-
,,-.ssd upon han, to pay HIM their oticn' and
-,I respects. They were received with al,
-,rt,aess and kindness which charac,eusss
1 - President. lie sigu,fed BITS deep feel
,bs public calamity sustained by lhe death
--o..s,Bs1t Harrison, and eXpre>sedbl> profound
.t,Iry 10 the heavy responsibilities 80 sudden
+g,lyed upon himself. lie spoke Of the pre-.
.ts,e Of things With great concern and sem
-. md made known bis wishes thar the Sc
.Jbs,ds Of Departments would continue 10
n. plaoes which they nov respectively occu-
,od his confidence that they would afford all
,,id IN their power to enable him to carry on
administration OF the Government success
The President then took and subscribed the
s,sias oath of ofice;
40 lemnly swear that | will faithfully exc
-. be office OF President ofthe United States
,.iwill to the best ofmy ability, preserve, pro
!. aud defend the Constitution OF the UuIteC
sies. ,ou,, ~,
April 6, lo4l.
DsTHcT eF COLUMBIA, %
r,s and County Of Washington. !
William Crancb, Chief Judge of the Circui
r,an Of the District Of Columbia, certify that tn
,,re named JoHN TYLER personally appeare
grore me tnis day. and, although he deems him
,.rousifel to perform the duties and exercis
4, movers and office of President on the deaf
IWiIGam Henry Harrison, late President 0
4, United States, without any other oath tina
IA, which be has taken as Vice President, ye
!, donbs may arise, and Tor greater caution, h
ssS and subscribed the foregoing oath belor
me-
W. CRANCH.
April 6, lS4l.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24
Medical Bathing Houses.

A CURE, OR SICKNESS PREVENTED.
TNilIS establishment |, now open for the Season,
4 al the following rsleS.
Season Tickets, $40 00
Amount OF fifteen Tickets, 90
Single Tickets, 90 cts.
Those who take Season Ticket are emitted 10
bath every day il they wish it. Cash, IN ad-
vance, will he required in all cases The Season
is understood to be from the lsl Of April TO the
Isl Of Octuber
d. BALDWIN.
Columbus April lSl 1871, 40.-tt.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24

April 6,lS4l.

MARRIED In Columbus Nj. OF the 2lst INST:
4 Justice Thornton, Mr.. WILLIAM GREEN to Miss
V.u ADALIsE FURGERsoN, OF Fayeue County
Alabama
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24
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Notice.

gENO all persons having charge Of paupers for tht
L county Of Lowndes or for the corporation, tha
the poor house is now ready for the reception Of the
poor and all those that have any paupers 10 charge
will bring them in, as no further expense WI Oe
paid for keeping hem from the 9th DAY Of Ju'y
is4O. The anders gned are Committee appoint
ed BY the Board Of Police for Lowndss county 'o
receive the same.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24

Pr5jatt toUi-ifrm tbt " M5aday N Jm'y lall.
TaNO all persons interested 10 the lands, leuemcnis.
4 aud bcriwmgnt, OF Fiona, lyy dccelseJ, alc
of Ch.chasaw County,
lOl ore hereby cued 10 he ouj appear before
Jhe Probate Court ol said County, at the Coaf'
House lNcrcollu tie Iowuol Houston, on the first
Monday IN April next, and there 10 show cause, d
any you can, why an order should not be made to
sell Dbo following described tracts cr parcels OF land
to w.. ols.J aud dissection % the south east aud
north west quarters OF section =, all ia township
10 vt gGne 10, east; according % the plan ot sur
ycy of the late Chuctaw Purchase and Iyng and
beng m tho County ol NoXubcr q sand STATE.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24
Fnr sale.

NiIE undersigned offers for sale, upon easy
! terms tac interest (oHe BATH formerly owned
"a n CEautptt tu tj5p
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24
State of Mississippi Lowndes Co

FebeI, 1Sll-52-6t. Prst $40 50.
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24

I Isl ID. letters remaining .a u.c F.-. ,.hye %
hCcgE51s Hiss, o. tae l>loi April ISL
Columbus Democrat., 1841-04-24
Trust sale.

Columbus April lsl 1871,