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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

vestige Of despotism is swept from the face of the
European continent. The debates in the French
National Assembly on the subject of Italian affairs
which will be found in another part Of to-day's
paper, corroborate, TO a great extent, the view
which we take of Frances Neutrality-suspicious.
These debates seem to warrant the conclusion that
if that country had interfered, an attempt to over
power, and if possible crush her, would have been
made by the great European powers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

ATTEMrT TO ROB BANK.--A week or two ago,
news was received at the police Office here, from
New York, that several dangerous and skiful bur
glars had come east and number of police Off
GERS were put upon the look out. One Of the party
was traced to Georgetown, Mass, and as the bank
an officer slept there for three nights, in waiting
for an attempt to rob. Finally, the supposed rob-
Der left the town, and the officer returned to this
city; On Saturday night last, an attempt was
the safe was forced, and second door bored
through, when the robbers, from appearances, got
frightened and fled, leaving portion of their tools
behind.-Bost0,, Trareler, AyrH Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

TRADE OF BosToN WITH THE R.,rVe,, D.
sEs.IS,nce the first of the present month. one
hundred and Twenty-Five vessels have arrived ut
tins port from the British North American pro.
yhinces, loaded with coal, fish, &c. &c. During
cleared here for the provinces, with cargoes of
Hour corn, meal, tea, sugar, molasses. Gcs &c y
Boston 1yarcllcr, Apyl Il. W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23
The House adjourned about half. past 70 O'Clock.

The TUnpENTINE TREEs.-The Wilmington, N.
CD Chronicle states that the insect which was so
destructive lastyear to the turpentne trees in that
section, is again at work, and that serious injury is
apprehended fremits rayages.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Correction OF the New Orleans Appolnt-
mcnts-Presentation OF n Sword to Gen.
Taylor, sc.
WASHINGTON, April %, 1919
Robert Stille has been appointed Surveyor, and
Manuel j. Garcia Naval Ofncer, for the port of New
Orleans
The sword voted by the Virginia Legislature will be
presented to General Zachary Taylor, tomorrow BY
Judge Daniel, chairman Of the committee Of FIVE
MIR. Thompson, Of Mississippi; Mr.. Houston of Ala
bama, and MIR. Heny, of Indiana, have declined re-
election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23
Affairs I'm Canada.

MONTREAL, April 81, 1s4o
In the House of Assembly last night the Upycr
Canada Assessment Bill was under discussion in COM
mttee.
The debate lasted the whole evening
Being a ministerial measure it expected that it
would pass with little delay but the antcipations Of
the ministry not realized, it encountered the
most strenuous opposition
So great was the tumult,-no less than five or six
members being often their feet at the same time
that MIR. Boughton moved that the Committee do rise
and report progress the proceedings had been con-
Quoted amidst squallings and confusion such as would
disgrace any bar-room
1t was conceded last night that Mr. Baldwin had re-
signed his seat in the cabinet
1t is also understood that Mr. Lafontane will do the
same
rumor is prevalent that week the bill for pay
ing the rebellion losses will be sanctioned
large supply Of produce has been received and more
is on its way down.
The ashes market has been exceedingly active lately;
about 250 bbls pots have been shipped for New York
Decision In the Case OF Vintner-A DefnuIter
Arrestcd-AccOunts Of the Destruction or
the Cotton Crops Confirmed.
BALTIMORE, April %, 1s4o.
The jury in the of Conrad Vntner alias Vender
for the murder Of Mrs. Cooper after being out some
time, returned, late Saturday night, verdict Of
guilty of murder in the first degree.
By the Southern mail we learn that VIM X Stiles a
collector of State taxes in New Orleans, had become
examination.
The previous accounts received of the destruction by
FROST Of the cotton crop at the South fully con-
rmed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23
THE DOUBLE SHEET HERALD.

The double sheet Herald will be published again to-
morrow Advertisers will please bear this in mind, and
hand in their notices before nine o'clock this evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23
Master of ship Mosconomo, of New

The Natchez Courier OF last Tuesday, says:-"The
mississippi has fallen about 10 inches ut this point and
s,l continues to recede. This will be good news to
The farmers on the lowlandsu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

EUROPEAN NEws.-The mail steamers have be-
gun their weekly trips. The Cambria will be due
at Halifax on Wednesday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-23

The Gloucester Telegraph announces the death of
Capt. William Saywsrd. during n period of seventy
years principal pilot Of Gloucester hArbor.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
ChOctaW Orphan Reserve Lands. I

ChOctaW Orphan Reserve Lands,
rF1HE undersigned, Coumissioner on the SUBJECT
4 ofthe sales e. the above lands. under aFren,-
rs-t nom th Secretary g the IGisror O. noW 5a tie
cI,v 81 Cal1m5us, HI, With the view o. tr1usac,oz
tle business connected with said appointment. a1t
desires 70 see The purchases At as elry y as T-a,
ucsbrs The sut-oiued notice IS tle subject 0i 4
suggestion made Is purchasers. IN de ProTriety sni
o.. 5ec1s OF which the Undersigned cc1s1rs sai wi
be pleased % receive by maj. OF otherwise suECes-
tons from purchasers, a. tie sales made II Chuc-
chuma. as to a convenient time and place. and The
best mode Of not sc itioH Tor SIM sr meeting ia that
District CHARLES BORLAND.
Columbus, Nj. Nov :, 1919
WE, The undersigned, who are interested in the
shove lands would respectfully request full meeting
Of all interested in the same, 81 this place Satut-
dsy the oath Of the present month, important bu
s.ness will be submitted 10 Us.
GEO r CLAYTON, JOHN MOORE.
Columbus Noy :, TllOS {. BlILUPS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
.nwNnFs (oI-NTy {
IowNDEs COUNTY

TO all persons interested in the Estate Of Jotn
NcCoTa (ls) deccasrd.
NTOU are hereby cited to appear before our Pro-
L. bate Court at term thereof 70 be holden at
the Court House in sad county On the / st Monday
in December d lS49, then and there to show
cause il any you can why an order should not be
made to sell the following described lands situated
in Lowndes county, aud state aforesaid belonging TO
the estate OF John McCown (lst) deceased, accord
ing TO the petition Of Henry II. Daley administrator
of said estate, to wit The north half 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 wsst half Of the
south east quarter Of section twenty eight the south
half OF section twenty nine and the west halt Of the
north east quarter Of section twenty nine and the
east hall OF the south east quarter Of section thirty
all in township seventween Of range seventeen east.
1t was further ordered that this citation be published
in the Columbus Democrat once a week for SIX sue
cessiye weeks.
WITNESS, The Hon. Nathaniel E. Goodwin,
Judge of the Probate Court lor Lowndes
LIS county the first Monday in October a D
lS49 Issued, 9Th October lS49
DAN. WILLIAMS, CLERK.
Oct, 10, '49--l6.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of Deed OF Irus, 10 me and r, D.
I'D Barker. as Trustees OF Caleb Joiner and Mary
~ Joiner his wife, on the i2,h dsy of April 1888,
aud duly recorded IN the Probate Clerks office in
Noxutse county, Mss in record of deeds. Book A,
pages 10 716, III to secure certain debts IN s1id
deed mentioned, as one Of said trustees win offer
for stie io. u the highest bidder at TIE Court
house door in the town Of dacon in said county, on
the 2lst day Janury, $50, the following described
track OF land, 10 wit; The east half Of section 4,
T. 10 O. Il. 70 east, except II acres from the west
side OF the same of equal width owael by VIM. Il.
Pope, Esq; | vii. convey such titea as is vested in
me. SAMUEL MARTIN.
fOct l5 IS49l Trustee.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
Public Sale OF Real Estate and
Personal Property.

ETNITE subscribers viii offer for sale at The plan
n tat0n Of the late Henry Greer, decd six miles
east Of Barton aud fifteen niles northwest of Colum-
bus, GA the 90th Of December next, the following
property, 70 VII
About one thousand and forty acres Of Prairie and
Hammock land Of which there is abopt five hundred
acres cleared and under good state of cultivation.
Iii pleasant and healthy location being wei sup
Piled with good water and many other conyeniencos.
They win also sell IL OF head of
Horses and mules, 3 yoke Oxen,
MlLCH cows, 7OHEAD PORK HOGS,
STOCK, HOGS, . WAGONS, ] FAMILY
IAGE,
and numerous other articles, the property Of the
late Henry Greer, decd,
T9iEg.TyS.
The land will be sold on credit Of one and two
years the personal properly ON twelve months.
Good security @iiI be required
.Nov-95tl WM G. & JOSHUA GREER,
Executors Of the estate Of Henry Greer, decd
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
The State OF Mississippi :

I.uNNpES Nut MY,
10 all persons Interested in The Es'a'e # .Jata
HrCorr end lece used.
BoU are hereby ciliod to appear before our
II Probate Colrl a, a term lhcreoito be ho,-
den ct TIE Court House in said County on the
irsi monday OF November \. d. 1919 then and
there to show cause il and thus eau, Why an or.
der shogld not be mad, to srll the following
described lands situated in l.owndcs County Il
State aforesaid belonging to the estate Of John
Nctown t2ndl deceased according to the pr,j.
liou OF Geo, W Vaughn adm. ana Nancy Nc
Gown adml, Of said estate, to Wits. W quar-.
ter. OF \. W. quarlet East bali of \. ".
quarter, s. W. quarter, part of W. half Of :.
L, quarter all in Section % Township IL
Range Is West--he T.. half of ). T.. quarter
Sec. II, W. halt 5. ". quarter. See, l..
\. T.. quarter Of n f. quarter of Sec. 4.
all in Township II, Range IS, West anl lhe
5. i. quarter of y, ". quarter T.. halt oil
$. W. quarter, Lot, 6, 7. and IL, all IN See,
II. Township II. Range II. West. Il was
further ordained that thi, Citation be published
in the Columbus Democrat once week for siN
successive weeks.
Witness the Hon, Nahl T.. Goodwin Judge
Of the Probate Court for Lownles County the
lst Monday in Sept. sl9,
Issued 10th Sep. 1919.
DANL. WILLIAMS Clerk,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

The annual election for Principal and two male,
and two female asst slant teachers Ior the Frank
lin Academy (lor the scholastic year 1850 will
be held by the Trustees Of said Institution on
Saturday the 10th day of November next
The salaries are not 10 exceed the following
rates, viz. Fol Principal $500 scholastic year
Of 10 months. Each Assistant $3.50 DO do.
A. H. JORDAN, Set'y.
Oct. 9th 1919.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
rINrrR rrENINGs.

WINTER EVENINGS.
He's 70 pass the long winter evenings viii,
pleasure, pTedt and Instruction is question q .l
las excited tie attention % some Of Iae Hewspl.
usrs. uho tska an interest il the welfare 1T our
.oa,bsal mechanics and operatives. How 10 pass
them wsh pleasure, IN tie cenrfca accenilt.1n
,ilhst dubious word is t1l universally known %
cali br calculation; bii how 10 unite prcd, ami
instruction with recreation, So As 10 extract from
the consciousness o. wasted time The stag Of re.
grst, isao, 50 generally appreciated or consider,
ed Literary associations Debating clubs, read
ing rooms, and other intellectual recreafions, ma.
turaly suggesl themselves, as means Of passing
tine without corrup,irg morals. The vast adj
vanages Of knowledge, and the high positions
always commanded by intellectual power are
too sel,ey ideat 10 call Cor an argument IA favor
ui selecting this mode a passing lhe long winter
evenings. AVE- bat them cries a buoYani
spirit, ".his is study-ihis Is lahor-and We want
recreation, pleasure, and amusemeut--we want
10 rela1 alter the tolls Of The day True, and
pray is there any incompatibilitv between ljlera-
n occupations and Iecrcaiionl What pleasures
are more intease and permanent than hose Of
the mindl Where can you iud the same var iety
as in boolsl from grave TO gay-!fom lively 10
sererei' Besides the pleasure, there is be pro.
III. Ihe pf'd' o. sute',o' .li'" ,'ss' tne con
seriousness .. 'n'e 5'''I1' ''"1i' 'i5 a''o''oh OF
iane' are 'nel ~. ,tI l2' ., "'',ca
tue nina 2 soSo'P',', T N'--''', '''od is h's''
hoD.e occu't'''n Il'i % aiI2e'iii.'' 60 Is de
oa'e' 50 Is Ie5''a 'ol la''.ecu1i fec[ea''oh 3
a'so shcep''o'o q s,sFl '2''e} o' maa'AcauoAi
and mere Is no H'ha Of Alo",e ~ INA. IS n I
use!ll, the certainty q pT1ht Is always insured,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10

TEVIIL Subscriber offers for sale the place on which
u he resides, 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, it is handsome and 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 Fer terms &c apply to
the subscriber living on the premises.
ABNER NJ. WALLACE.
Oct Doth 1919 l7-6w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
Administrators Notice

THE undersigned having been appointed admins
traitor OF the Estate of ]. rkerhan decd. hereby
gives notice TO al person, having claims against SAID
estate 10 present them, daily authenticated within the
time prescribed By law, otherwise they viii be for
ever barred Those indebted 10 the estate are re-
quirsd to make immed ale payment.
WM L. COCKERHAM.
Columbus New, 6-6W1 Administrator.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
MEXTCAN AR

MEXICAN WAR
TNUE subscriber is now publishing TIE HiSIO
RY o. THE MEXICAN WAR, including
Biographical Sketches Of the lives % Gems. Taylor,
Scott, Worth, Wool, Twiegs Quitnan. and several
others @, the most distinguished oihcers hus'ft-
ted cy numeroas Eagrsvnes and Portraits.
by JOHN FROST. g.. T.. ID.
A number o ea'e7prsinE aut iH'c NO ia-1
-od rlarster are cltsred poatab.e euf oyr D, 81
trn tu- hy sabser saa tie above 81 B.. il ll.s
--.l. 4u4 other sdionng States. The terms,
WHICH are very liberal, wii bg given on application
o jac subscriber. post paI5.
This work viii never Be sch IN ihe Bookstores.
tl,exc,usirev by agents at REASONABLE lul uni orm
urice H. MANSFIELD Bool..e.. sr and Pub
Usher, IS4 YORK s.. New Haven Conn.
or. 1919.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
NOTICE.

NE r. S. MARKESTElN. Music Teacher Of the
LVA Columbus Institute respectfully informs the
citizens o. Columbus and It's vicinity who have Plan.
oes which want tuning or repairing that they can
have them done by applying 10 George W. Sherman.
Columbus, Oct 10th isl0 lG-it.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
SAMUEL STAMPS, Secretary OF State,


The said Columbus NJ. hutchinson is about %
years o. age about ,eet ! inches high; mddling
stout built rather dark complexion and dark eyes;
rather down iook heavy eyebrows luIl even self o
teeth; walks very erect aud qulck; has On enc
foot, made by ou axe, between the second and third
zoe, cut through the foot angling across enough to
cut me bone ot the Toe neN The great toe,
Sept ii, ls4g l3-lw
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
Administrators Notice.
NOTICE

r uEREBY. FOREWARN all persons from paying
| or settling with II G w TYLER, Of Columbus,
Nj anv notes accounts or other drmands or claims doe
,ha late firm OF TYLER s. TAYLOR, Of Columbus,
Mss az said Tyler has no authority TO receive any mo.
nav or otherwise sstile any claims due SAID firm.
oas ls4g--a w. A. TAYLOR.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
Situation Wanted.

TAvHE undersigned is DESTROYS Of procuring d
VI School, in watch Will be taught tie yari
uns English Branches, Latin Greek and lbe
Higher Branches OF Mathematics, i'dcsred.
Satisfactory references gi,en on application TO
W. G. RICHARDS,
Nov. 3. 1910. Columbus, Miss.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
apQp1pI9a

II ETCHER 81 SCUl.l have opened DRUG
IL STORE on Market Street, in their old stand,
kept as an Exchange They will have also on hand
Brandy, Gin, Wine, Whisky, DC, &C. to sell from
one Gallon down TO a drink to suit the Ji@aod, all
for medical purposes oct, II, lS4g-f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
'ANCrun n:

Board per month CncIuding lights, wash
ing. bed and bclling) 1880
Young ladies' boarding in the Institute, must Ear.
nish their own towels, and every article Of clothing
must be DIST lnctly marked with the owners name
GEORGE II. CLAYTON,
President Of Board Trustees.
Sep. 22-49-13-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
A GREAT RARfza1NI

- - ~ a A-S
HOME OF HEALTH & BEAUTY FOR LIFE y
UNDETERMINED TO remove, the subscriber oa, >,
~ for sale the delightful place on which he lives.
with its choice and rare FRUITs, healthfnl GROVE
and FINE VAIER, containing GOO acres. or moro
It acknowledgements Of 200 mostly under good fancs
and much Of it fresh and productive land Early an.
pcation will secure prize from which the pur-
chaser will never willingly part.
Besides the above land tie subscriber will sell
great bargains in some which lie adjoining very
favoraby situated in half quarter or eighth sections,
and other lands, some of which lie as key to saw
and grist mill finely timbered with pine. Those who
love bargains should now look out.
Apply to X. OWEN,
. or in his absence to EDWARD 7. OWEN.
November 10 lS40-5t
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10

BcAF OF TRTGTTTS.
GEORGE TX, CLAYTON-PRLS

GEORGE IL. CLAYTON-pREstDE
JosErH u. FItLp, RIcuAEp EvbNs,
r G BlrwETr, sR JAMES II HARlIs,
NH y iluNgwE, ALlN I lousG,
lAEB,os JoHNsIoN 5 5 FRAN6LN,
SAMUEL BUrlEE llo, c BLtufs,
Slamy 4 HRoVS.
fEYIlE exercises Of this Institution vii, be resumed
4 on Monday the l>t 81 October next Ihc
Trustees ttn g.at pAlsle m saying 10 the
former patrons and friends Of the Institute and the
public generally that they enter uponthc third yem
Of .ls history with prospects oil increased success and
usefulness They have engaged as Principal Mr.
RoggRT 4. MEANS, OF South Carolina aHd late of
Eutaw. Ala whose undoUbled qualifications Tor that
important station. are eyideucciby those best Of all
testimonials, long experience and uniform success
f'hc same nav be sal OF the assistants whom he
tr g to his aid in the management OF the various
departments. The Importance OF sustaining am lu-
-flution ofa high order in Columbus, IN We believe,
III nd acknowledged BY all. We present the Co.
umbus Female institute as such an Institution
We have able and accomplished Instructors the
course OF s.ady is fan, thorough and finished, the
buildings and grounds are well adapt for the pur-
poses Of large Female school, the location IL pleas
ant. healthy ard retired, and no eXcrtous WIij be
spared on Che part OF the Trustees to make Il an IN,
sltntion wea4d 10 none. To accomplish this We on
Iyask for the pitromgeo the community. Send as
your daaqhors and we viii give them such an educa.
ton a. viii be useful to them and gratifying to you
Teachers.
Mn RoBERr A MEANS, Priwipa,
Mss LOUISA CryaNaHAM Engtsh Braaetes,
Mss SARAH CHArN
Nh. s. MaRRsuEs, Vocal and Instrumental
Music,
Miss lIeLry CuAuy, Primary Department,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
COZ VI EBGS HOTEL,
DY JAMES JONES * SON,
CcL wTERH@ Rrr.

. = ~ 9 u = 2 y 2GlNa
VHE SUBSCRIBERS hayirg taken charge or
4 this large and commodiogs house situated IN
The central part Of the city, formerly occupied BY
John r. Ridley, would respectfully inform the public
that It has undergone thorough repair.
Having procured the best Bedding and attentive
Servants trust that with our long expar ence and
undivided attention, we may be able TO please every
one while under our ROOT
Our table will always be supplied with the best the
Market affords. In iact, neither pains nor expense
shall be spared 10 render our guests comfirlabs
II Our horses will be sent to the wen known
Livery Stable Of WILLIAM CADY, who keeps the best
Of provender and attentive ostiars.
" our TERMS viii be moderate In
Nov. TO- lS49-tf
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
NnrICE.

x. OTIS MASTER, H.L.JAAth, Clrgs
WI l. MAKE WEEKLY TRIPS from Mobile
w 10 Columbus the ensuing Season commencing
with the first rise OF water; Leaving Mobile eycry
Friday evening and Columbus every Monday at 10
A. NJ The LOWNDES having been completely
overloaded is now in fine ORDER her Cabin being al
IN State Rooms, IS not surpassed by any boat in the
in the trade ior comfort and safety The regularity
and safety with which the LOWNDF,S has heretofore
made her Trips, added to The well known ability OF
her officers, should ensure her liberal patronage -
An engagements made with the Aecuts viii be
promptly fulfilled.
lI For freight or passage apply on Board, or 70
Taylor, H4LE& MURDOCk
Sep Is, Aetna Agent
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
G981CII9IR
X. o. DAVIDSON, Dental surgeon.

4 J the solicitation Of many friends has determin-
IN ed to locate permanently in Columbus, and 1e-
specially offers his services to its citizens and tie
surrounding country. lie viii occasionally visit
Starkyllle and Macon; and will when in those place,
be pleased to serve the citizens o, OktIbbeha and
NoHubee countle. generally.
From long experience IN his profession he can
promise faithful operations and at moderate prices.
He begs leave to refer to the following medical
gentlemen in Columbus
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
Carriage vi anufactory by
CARTER, NASH Il co.

SUCCESSORS TO A. r. NOLFINGTON,
West side Of Market street, nearly opposit Cady's
Livery Stable, Columbus, Mi.
TF7HE undersigned having purhased the entire IN
J. terest olthe former proprietor, A. H. Wollng-
ton in the above establishment, would respectfully
inform their friends and de public generally that they
ava preuared to carry on the Carriage Making & Re-
n.irp business in its various branches in style not
snrn, s.ed anywhere. They solicit it share Of pub
~ tpst-on,gs qHOS w CARTER.
" III NASH,
NJ WOLFINGTON.
Columbus MI, Jan 49-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
Western SIIIitarT Institute.
GEORGETOWN. KY


ha AnIBzANT GENERAL, together with Eve e per.
fsna b b annually appointed b tie ExseuFu %
stisna szariutiion5 a lsasl oass . De goaf, &C.