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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-24

Choetaw Orphan Reserve Lands.
TTNHE Undersigned, Commissioner on the subject
il OF the sales q 6ae above lands, Under appoint
uent from The Secretary Of the Interior. is now IN the
city Of Ce.usn5us. Mi, with the vew Of tranSsctos
the business connected with said appointment and
desires 70 see the purchases a. as early day as prac
ucade The subsincd notice is the result 81 a
suggestion msde by purchasers, in the pupriety and
@, GELS Of which she uuicrs Snet ccncurs and MI
Be pleased 90 receive by na, ~ otherwise, sucges-
tons from purchasers. at the sales inside al Ohoe-
chuma, as to convenient time and place. and The
best mode og notification 3r a similar meeting m that
District CHARLES BOKl.ANp.
Columbus. Nj, Nov :, lS49
WE. the undersigned. who are Interested in the
shove lands, would respectfully request iol meeting
Of all interested in the same AZ tins place ON Sstur-
day, the 2lth Of the present month, As important ou-
siness w.ll " submitted % as.
GEO R CLAYTON, JOHN MOORE,
Columbus, Nov :, THOS [. hlLLttS
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of Deed OF Trust to me and X. D.
ID Barker, as Trustees o. Caleb joiner and Mary
NJ. Joiner his wife on the l2,h day of April 1888,
and duly recorded in the Probate Clerks o'hce IN
Noxubee county, Miss, in record OF deeds, Book 4,
pages 775, no III, to secure certain debts IN said
deed mentioned. ! as one OF said trustees will offer
for sale for cash 10 the highest bidder at the Court
house door in the town Of bacon, in said county, on
the 25th day Februry,l s5Ohe following described
track OF land, towt; The east half OF section t.
T. Is OF r. 10 east, except II acres from the west
side the same, OF equal width, owned by VIM. II.
Pope, Esq; will convey such title as Is vested in
me- SAMUEL MARTIN.
fOct l5.lSlq1 Trustee
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COLUMBUS HOTEL,
by JAMES JONES ~ son,
DoLUHTBUS TIT.

TIME SUBSCRIBERS hayirg taken charge Of
4 this large and commodious house, situated II
the central part Of the city, formerly occupied by
John r. Ridley, would respectfully inform the public
that il has undergone thorough repair
Having procured the best Bedding and attentive
Servants we trust that with our long exper ence and
undivided attention, we may be able to please every
one while under our roof
Oar table will always be supplied with the best the
Market affords. ~ fact, neither pains nor expense
shall be spared to rende" our guests comfortable.
az Our horses will be sent TO the we'll known
Livery Stable Of WILLIAM CApy, who keeps the best
OF progender and attentive o.tiers
~ Our TERMS will be modcrate.Cl
Nov 10. lS19ii
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UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI.
F.yTEL TH.

A. +. LoyGsTREET, l.. l.. d., Presidsn, and
Professor Of Moral and Mental Philosophy.
A. +. BEDSIDE. A. NJ, Professor Of Matte.
ua,ics and Astronomy.
ions WELLINGTON, NJ. d. Professor Of Nat
wal Sciences.
NJ WADDEl, A. M, Professor Of Languages.
vEHllE Exercises Of this Institution will he resumed
L on the 2nd Thursday in September next
There is but one Session in the year. which consists
If 10 months. The Vacation covers the period from
the Thursday after second Monday in July to 2nd
Thursday in September Of each year For admission
INTO the Freshmen class a candidate must have
competent knowledge Of the English, Latin Greek
Examiners Con position, Arithmetic, and Geography,
Caesar Virgil and the Greek reader and some ac-
quaintance with Latin Prosody.
The Studies of the Freshmen year are Lncons
! Ijvv. Andrews Ovid, Owens Anabasis and Cyro-
pada Davies University arithmetic, Davies Bour-
! don and legendre, Antiquities, Latin Composition
and prosody.
The Studies Of the Sophomore and Freshman year
are Horace, Tacjtus Feltons llliad and the Memo
rabilja, continuation Of Davies Bourbon and Legen-
dre. plane and Spherical Trigonometry and Davies
Surveying, Cambel's philosophy of Rhetoric ORA
pers Natural Philosophy, and Turner'S Chemistry
! Latin and Greek Composition and Prosody.
The Studies Of the Junior year, are JuyenaI, "
cero do Orato,e, Demosthenes de Corona, Greek
tragedy, Descriptive Geometry, Shades shad, ',
and Perspective, Analytical Geometry M DescrPIve
Astronomy. Trimmer's Geology and Mneralogy,
Johpson's Agricultural Chemistry, vatteFs Law OF
Nations. Saws calEconomy. Composition and
Prosody 60, !,
The Studies of the Senior year are; Cicero De
sonectnte or Amicia, and Wolsey's edition Of Pla-
tos Gorrias, Diferental and Integral Calculus,
Olmsteads Natural Philosophy, Physical Astronomy,
Logic Metaphysics, and Moral Philosophy.
The expenses for ten months are 1877 for College
dues, the whole in advance; Board 80 per month,
navable quarterly in advance Washing, Fuel and
Lights are at the expense OF Student who will also
4 provide his own Furniture. This II desired can %
1 furnished by the Steward at fair rate.
No student will be admitted into any class IN the
University without the requisite preParau0n' wn'ch
viii be tested by rigid examination. -, -,
j. M. hOWRY, Proctor Univ, Nj.
NIB The textbooks used IN the sophomore
: Classes can be procured in Oxford
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Administrators Notice

THE undersigned having been appointed admins
traitor Of the Estate OF j. Y Cockcrhan dec d. HEREBY
gives notice 10 All persons having claims against sad
estate 10 present them, duy authenticated within ne
time prescribed by law, otherwise they Will be ier-
ever barred. Those indebted to the estate are re-
qured 10 make mmed ate payment,
WM. l.. COCkERllAM.
Columbus. Nov, 6-6w.l ADMINISTRATOR.
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A number Of enterprising and intelligent men Of
good character are offered profitable employment in
circulating by subscription the above works, in Mis-.
sissippi and other adjoining States. The terms,
which are very liberal, will be given on application
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This work will never be sold in the Bookstores,
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Oct 1919.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

IN consequence of the death of one OF the Part
L ners IN our concern, II will be npTahwiY Hecfs-
sarg to close all matters up TO the end OF the present
season. We therefore notify those indebted to US,
tina, ALI ACCOUNTS Must BE ram before the y Of
March next and that no new accounts VIII be open.
ed after this date. A. CURTIS CO.
B, B.--Thosc in want Of BOOTS SHOES
CLOTHING, HATS a. CAPS &c. for CASH
would do well to give ~ a call. Our stock is SURE
RoR and will be sold at very low prices for the mo
ney. A CURTIS co.
November LIST, l549.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I
I.nMNnEs COUNTY

LoWNDEs COUNTY.
TO all persons interested in he Estate Of John
NcCora (lSi) deceased.
NOU are hereby cited to appear before our Pro.
n bate Court at a term thcreo! 20 be holden NJ
the Court House in sind county on the LIST Monday
IN December A D 1919, then and there 10 show
cause il any you can why an order should not be
made to sell the following described lands, situated
in Lowudos county and state Aforesaid belonging to
the estate Of John McCown (ls) deceased, accord
ing to the petition Of Henry II. Daley administrator
of said estate, to wit: The north hall OF section
thirty three the north west quarter OF the south west
quarter and the north east half Of the south east
quarter Of section thirty three the south west quar-
ter Of section twenty eight and the ives. halt OF the
south east quaier Of section twenty eight, the south
half Of section twenty nine and the west halt OF The
north cast quarter Of section twenty nine and the
east bali OF The south east quarter Of section thirty
all IN township scyenlwecn Of range seventeen east.
II was further ordered that this citation be published
in the Columbus Democrat once week for six sue
ccsslye weeks.
WIINESS, The Hon. Nathaniel Il. Goodwin,
Judge Of the Probate Conrtior lowndes
lis. county the FIRST Monday in October A y
lS49 Issued, 6h October lS4g.
DAN. WILLIAMS, CLERK.
Oct, 10, '49--l6
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" III a..

WILL he leased for term Of ninety nine years on
w Monday the l2th day Of November next, at the
Court House. IN the town Of Columbus, on credit OF
one two three and four years with notes and approved
secunty Section 10 of Township 10, Range - Wesl,
by order Of the Board Of County Police,
GEORGE GORDAN Irest' board Of Trustees
Holm STEPHENSON. ABRAHAM BDTTEkS,
MILTON KOLB, PARKER ALEXANDER
Oct 4tb I-49 Ct.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-24
Public Sale of Real Estate and
Personal Property

TENIlE subscribers vii offer for sale at the PLAN
L tation Of the late Henry Greer, decd SIX miles
east o. Barton and fifteen miles northwest OF Column
bus, on the 2O,h Of December next, the following
property, to wit
About one Thousand and forty acres Of Prairie and
Hammock land. o. which there is about five hundred
acres cleared and under good state of cultivation.
It is pleasant and healthy location being well sup
Piled with good water and many other conyenicnces.
They will also sell IL or II head of
Horses and mules, yoke Oxen,
MILCH cows. 20 HEAD PORK HOGS,
STOCK, HOGS, . WAGONS, FAMILY
CARR | AG T.,
and numerous other articles, the property OF the
late Henry Greer, deed.
TER.WN.
The land will he sold on credit Of one and two
years the personal property ON twelve months.
Good security viii be required,
INov-9 5t WIN c. Il JOSHUA GREER
Executors Of the estate Of Henry Greer decd.
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LAND FOR SALE!
II first rate ROro0iN offered.

will sell on the most accommodating terms-on
i credit of one and two years-that valuable plan
tation formerly known as the CARROWAY tract
situated in the South western part OF Lonwdes conn
ty, State of Mississippi. The tract contains 2S5 a
cres, about one half Of which is in a high state OF
cultivation There is a comfortable dwelling house
on the tract-also negro houses, gin house with mill
attached cistern &c. The plantation is considered
one Of the most valuable gifts size in that par, of the
county. The tenements are all comfortably situated
the location being high and dry at all season. Of
the wear. The range for stock is excellent.
The terms on which propose to sell this valuable
plantation are most liberal. will take cotton in
payment at as many cents per pound, valued at the
market price, as dollars per acre for the land
Possession given the first day Of January 1850.
Persons wishing to purchase will please apply tc
John A. Clayton on the premises or to the subscr
Der at Murfeesborough Tennessee
SAM DAVIS.
There can also be had on the premises Of Mr.
Clayton quantity of corn, fodder cattle, stock. far
ming utensils &c. 5. d.
Oct. 10, I549 l6--
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TIVE Probate Court Of Lowndes county Oct term
ia4o having Announced the undersigned admin
gtrator with the viii annexed Of tie estate OF VIM L.
Moore dec hereby notify all persons having claims
against said estate 10 present them properly ahenlca
led for settlement within the time prescribed by law, or
lhey win be forever barred All persons Indebted 10
said estate are required to make Immediate payment
JOHN VI L. SMITH
Oct 9 1s49--6t Admir- with The WIZ annexed
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Office.

T HEREBY, FOREWARN all persons from paying
4 settling with H. G. W. TYLER, of Columbus,
Mi, any notes accounts other demands claims doe
the late firm Of TYLER Il TAYLOR, of Columbus.
Mss said Tyler has no authority to receive any
ney otherwise settle any claims due said firm.
Oct. s, l949-tf w. A TAYLOR
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administrators Sale
OF LAND AND ROES,

OF LAND AND EGROES,
on THE FIRST OF JANUARY, 1850.
PURSUANT to an order of the Probate Court OF
L Lowndes county, State of Mississippi, at the
November lS49) term thereof we will sell at public
auction, the premises, the following lands Except
so much thereof shall previous to the day of sale
be set off for the widows dower) towit, the W
of N WI f of N w !, S w partot the W 4! OF
f all in section %, Y II, r Is "; the + OF
S L section II, w Iof SW ! section II. N E ! OF
f section Ia, all in T II, rs w. Also at the
same time and place, all the NEGROES of John
McCown (2nd) decd
ALSO on the It'll Of January, 1850, the following
lands S T. of N WI, + of 5 w !, Lots 6, 7 and
II, all in section ~ TIT, r. Nv. The sale Of the
last described lands will take place on the premises
about | 3 miles north east Of Columbus.
The first gale will take place at the late residence
of the deed. All on credit Of IL months, bond and
approved security required NANCY McCOWN,
Admnx
GEORGE w VAUGHN,
Nov. 10, lS4S st Admir-
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A GREAT BARGAIN!

HOME OF HEALTH & BEAUTY FOR LIFE
N ETERMINED to remove, the subscriber offer
~ for sale the delightful place on which he lives
with It's choice and rare FRUITS, heathful GROVE
and FINE WATER, containing 600 acres, or more
if acknowledgement Of 200 mostly under good fence
and much of it fresh and productive land. Early APP
pcation will secure prize from which the pur-
chaser will never willingly part
Besides the above land the subscriber will sell
great bargains in some which lie adjoining very
tavorably situated, in half quarter or eighth sections
and other lands, some Of which lie as key to saw
and grst mill finely timbered with pine. Those who
love bargains should now look out,
Apply to X. OWEN,
Or in his absence to EDWARD T. OWEN.
November 10, lS49-5t
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The State Of Mississippi, }
LowNDEs CoUN1

To all persons interested in the estate Of lessee
Speigh deceased.
VOU are hereby notified to appear before our Pro-
IL bate Court at a term thereof to be holden at
the Court House in said county on the first Monday
of January A. ID, 1850, then and there to show
cause if any can why the residuary interest in the
following lands which have been allotted to the wild
ow of said lessee Speight dec d, to wit Fractional
section +, Township 10 Range Is east, commencing
at stake on the southern boundary line of said raC-
ton, section 6, "a chains distant from the south
east Of said fractional section, and thence
nng the southern boundary line thirty chains to a
stake, thence north seven and one half degrees west
to the northern boundary line of said fractional
tonal line to a stake thence east along said north
ern boundary line, thirty chains to stake, thence
south seven and one half degrees to the commencing
point should not be sold according to the petition Of
James M. v ynn, administrator Of said estate.
Witness the Hon. Nathaniel +. Good
W. win Judge OF Probates for Lowndes
SNVNv> county, this LIST Monday of Novem-
R10kE ber A. ID. l849.
ZagzT Issued November l4th lS49.
WV DANL. WILLIAMS Clerk.
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D@MIISTRYa
LAND! LAND!! IAND!lI

THE Subscriber offers for sale the place on which
1 he resides, 2 miles from Columbus on the Mil
itary road, better known as ROGERS OLD STAND.
1t contains 55 acres, about one half cleared and the
balance in the woods, il is handsome aud pleasant
situation for private residence, and for any person
who wishes to engage in the Tavern business, it is
one of the best situations for house of Entertain
ment on the Military road. For terms &c. apply to
the subscriber living on the premises.
ABNER NJ. WALLACE.
Oct GOTH l849, l7-6W.
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A GAR d

MFR M. J. HOWARD presents his compliments
lVA to his old friends and the public generally, and
begs to announce that he has removed from his old
stand to the EAGLE HOTEL, Qatey kept by Messrs
CURL & Busrse,) where he Is prepared to accom-
modate them in superior style. If
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The Fine and Staunch Steamer
SUNNY So sOVVH,
MILLER-MAsrFR,

CHRALES MILLER-MAsrIR,
WILL. run regularly as an Eght.day packet, du-
w ring the ensuing season between Mobile and
Aberdeen.
Carr. MILLER, takes this opportunity to return his
thanks to his friends and the public tor the patronage
heretofore extended to him. and hopes for It's continu-
ance His boat will be thoroughly rettted and rcur-
nished and no pains spared for the comfort and con-
venience ofthe travelling community.
TAYLOR, HALE MuRDooE, Agents.
Nov II 'lo-ds
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LIV cry ST A BL r..
@Z4 I4AON MARKET STREE T,
SoUrH or THE CoLunBus IIoTEL, BY
William ady.

vTNHE undersigned returns sincere thanks to his
4 old customers and the pubic generally for the
liberal patronage heretofore extended 10 him, and
would respectfully iuform them thathc still conn-
ues to cater At his old stand whore he viii be happy
to accomodate all who may favor him with their GUS
tom. He has made large additions 10, and otherwise
improved his esablis hment during the past year, so
that he is now prepared more fully than ever to ac-
sommodate any number of horses that may be lett
with him, in style not surpassed by any Stable, Ell
ther North or South He keeps constantly on hand
for hire, Saddle Horses, Carriages Buggies, &c. OF
the most superior quality. From his longexPerlence
in the business, and great desire to i've perfect salts
faction to his customers he hopes to receive liberal
shaIe OF patronage. Ills terms are the same az
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n ENAINING n tbe Post Oioe q Columbus
IN MI. O. he Do % November lsss.
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Administrators Notice.

INDUS, Miss. Jan. 6, l849.-ly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-19
Markets..

49, Nav OaLEAvs. Jan Is, 1649.
The cotton market is without change and q fair de-
mapd PREVAILS sales add up 900 bales Flour 10 dull
At 81 70 There q large demand for wheat, and We
notice sales Of 15400 bushels ESQ. Corn continues
steady with sales of 20 600 bushels at 48c In proy
sions there but little doing Mess and prime pork IL
quoted ct $l2 $Y. Freights Liverpool are steady
PIrrsBURo. January 18, lS49
Cesn-The market Is dull, but holders firm ct
previous quotations, and buy-rs manifest little dis
position to operate. In bacon nothing doing quota
tons srs nsminslly at 41kc. 49ss to &c. per h. We
hear Of very little doing In moasses Whskey-The
demand Ii fair and prices uuohau ed Sales Of
fruit moderate at previous rates ButterSsles Of
western for the eastern market at last quotations.
The rain has checked transactions to-day.
CINCINNATI. January 18, 1S49
Four-No change in prices The market for grain
IL Without change either regards prices or dsmaud
O0 head sold thus far this season, showing
. fAlipg of since last year.
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Domestic alisc.Iinny.

The railroad from Dayton to Springfield Ohio, has
been located, and II miles put under contract The
whole distance 23h miles, and 10 to be completed BY
the LIST OF November next.
w. B. Thompson, the Representative from Hart
county, KY had his trunk broken open on one Of the
Frankfort packets few days ago. aud robbed 970
being the greater of the State due by his
county which had been entrusted to him BY the sheriff
to bring to the State treasurer.
lakes during tho year 1ss amounted to S42oSl2 The
number Of lives lost was 65
On Tuesday there were 10 1T dead letters transmit
ted to Warrington from Boston, the ACCUMULATION OF
the last quarter of the year,
The Western papers report floods in all the rivers Of
Arkansas. Ths mails completely stopped, and
there Is much loss OF life and property.
The entire library robes &c. OF the Rev. Mr.. Clarke
of the Catholic church. destroyed by FIRE ct La
fayette Ind ON Friday last by the burning OF frame
house adjoining the church.
In Cincinnati during the year 1s4s there we're $40
paupers provided for by the Aims House Department.
Of which number 1918 were strangers.
OF the IS students received at the West Point Mill
tsry Academy in July lest 20 failed to pass the January
examination, and were dismissed
The editors of the Phisdsiphis Police GIzete have
been arrested the charge Of hbsiling respectable
married lady.
TIVE men named Kslly have been arrested at st
Louis for lecturing on and practising mesmersm WITH
ont license, In that city
The total amount Of exports from the city Of Savan
nah during the month of December last vas 1929
of which $22o,sl5in value WAS exported in American
vessels.
There were in Stark county, Ohio, during tho year
1s48, three hundred and ninety-dvs marri .yes
At Fort Leavenworth on the 9Th OF October, the
snow was two and . half feet deep
Miss Milly c. Grimstead, rssidingin Campbell town
ship, Indiana, lately committed suicide BY hanging
herself.
young man named Westbrook was shot on Sstur-
day night, in Boston, by Mckinney The injury
was trifiing go
In one OF the courts in Boston It positively assert
ed that al the children arr born blind
The St Lawrence river at Osdensburgh IS now
firmly closed by Ice; the crossing to Prescott Is good
and safe.
A Young panther was shot in the woods In Prescott
Hampshire county NJ ass q few days since
The number Of boats arrived at Cairo, Ill, during
the year l848 was 4564
The Oberlin Institute In Ohio lately conferred the
title Of Bachelor Of Arts on young lady named Ann
Mahan.
The Episcopal church in the United States has 2!
bishops, AT clergymen, and about $4,000 commune
cants.
Herr Frederick Hecker. the German patriot attend
ed and addressed meeting of the German citizens O
St Louis, on the I'd inst