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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29
INSURANCE.
THE PROTECTION INSURANCE cow
PANY. OFHARTFORD, CT

CONTINUE to issae Policies on the most aayor-
abe terms, at their Agency IN Columbus. M.
-, DxeTinrs. Stores, Hotels, Warehouses, Nils,
SI,nufsetories. Barns, ec.. ect. As3 On Household
F,,roiture. and Goods Wares ard Merchandise con
aimed or stored therein, sga.ns, .oss 5y FIRE.
AISO-on Dry Goods, Groceries, Manufactured
Gods. Produce Household Furniture Live Stock,
and every other description Of Merchandise or per
ona property, shipped or 10 be shipped pes good steam
boat or boats to and from points on the Western wa
ters or between eastern cities VIA lakes, or otne' M
land roaie) and any towns in the western coun'T!
AGAINST the hazarts Of INLAND TRAssPoRrATi9N :,
ALSO-upon shipment ocGOods, Wares anu MeI-
chandize. per good vessel er vessels between Nc"
Orleans and eastern ports-oetweeh Ne" =. 80
other Gnlt ports--between all American ports ana
English or European Ports, or at any marltine poss
What ever in the Atlantic waters, against The
PERILS OF The SEAS,
atthe loves: rates Of premium charged by other re-
sponsibIe companies. For full information as TO the
rates. adjustment Of losses, dc. apply to the under
stoned. who is authorized TO issue Fire and Marine
Policies, VIII thout delay. JOHN. y. MULLlN
Dec 20 lS49-ly. Agent
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SPECIAL NOTICE..

ncrs IA our concern, 1t will be impsrdfireig pscSs.
Ip 70 close all matters upto the end Of the present
,clson We therefore notify those indebted TO Us,
hat All ACCOUNTS MUST M PAM before the lst OF
March next and that no new accounts viii be- open.
90 after this date A. CURTIS co
B. B--Tbose in want Of BOOTS & SHOES
CLOTHING HATS & CAPS sc. for Cash.
VouIddo Wei to give u'acall Oar stock is nurE-
sloE and viii be sold, at very low prices for the mo.
ley. a CURTIS q co.
November. lst lst9
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HOop Poles, Slaves and timber.

A MARKET can always be found at the Mobile
n Wood Mandatory for the above materials
Hoop poles of hickory, white oak, birch &c-the for
mer preferred. They should be from 10 feet long,
j TO ! inch at small end cut when the bark holds.
and kept out Of the water, straight az possible cui
free from heavy branches.
ALSO-Cypress slaves, 3 feet long with further
detailed description.
White Ash, Cypress, Poplar Maple, Walnut, and
other timber.
Small Hickory and White Oak timber.
For further particulars address JOHN HAlG
II Mobile
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UNIVERSITY or MISSISSIPPI.
F.TETE TE.

4. b. LovG,rRErr. +. l.. d.. President aal
Professor Of Moral ard Mental Philosopher
\. T. BEo,LoE, \. NJ, Professor of Matte,
maiicy and ASTRONOMY.
Jouz MnLNGroy, NJ. d., Professor Of Nat.
urai Sciences.
JiN WApDEL, A. w., Professor Of Languages.
'g'HE Exercise. Of this institution will be resume
I On the 2nd Thursday in September next
There Il but one Session 10 the year, which consist
o. 70 months The Vacation covers the period from
tie Thursday after second Monday in July 10 End
Thursday IN September o, each year. For admission
INTO the Freshman class a candidate must have a
competent knowledge tthe English, Latin 4 Greek
Grammcrs, Con position, Arithmetic ard Geography,
Cesar. Virgil, and the Greek reader and some ac-
quantance with Latin prosody
The STUDIES OF the Freshman year are Lincoln 5
Lfyv, Andrews Ovid, Owens Anabasis and Cyro-
pa4a, Davies University arithmetic Davies Bour-
don and Iegeudre. Antiquities, Latin Composition
and Prosody
The Studies Of the Sophomore and Freshman year
are Horace Tactus. Fetons Illiad AMI the Memo
raba, continuation o. Davies Bourbon and Legen-
dre Plane and Spherical Trgonometry AMI Dawes
Surveying, CambeII'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 Juyenal. CT
cero de Oratore Demosthenes de Corona, Greek
tragedy Descriptive Geometry, Shades, Shadows
and Perspective Analytical Geometry, Descriptive
Astronomy, Trmmers Geology and Mneralogy,
Iohnsons Az cultural Che mistry' Vatte's law Of
Nations, Says Political Economy, Composition and
/ Prosody.
4 The Studies of the Senior year IRE: Cicero de
Senectute or Amcita, and Wosey's edition OF PA
tos Gorgias, Diferental and Integral Calculus,
Olmstead's Natural Philosophy, Physical Astronomy
Logic Metaphysics, and Moral Philosophy.
/ The expenses for ten months are S37 Tor College
dues, the whole in advance Board IS per month
payable quarterly in advance Washing, Fuei and
Lights are at the expense OF Student who will also
provide his own Furniture. This if desired can be
/ furnished by the Steward at fair rate
| No student will be admitted into any class N The
University without the requisite preparation whist
viii be tested by rigid examination.
4 j. NJ. HOWaY Proctor Univ Mi
n B. The textbooks used in the SophonoF'
Glasses can be procured N OXFORD.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29
FOR SALE OR RENT.

VNHE subscriber offers for sale or rent, the place
/ on which he resides, five miles North OF Column
bus on Black Creek, containing two hundred and
sixty acres, one hundred and twenty OF which Is IN
a rcod state OF cultivaton or one hundred and nifty
with seventy acres in cultivation, with good Gin and
clubhouse, dwelling, and all necessary out buildings
together xith corn and fodder and all kinds OF stock.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber on the
premises, or to o. T. Keller Columbus.
Der. -. 1886. JOS w NASH
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100000

This nld and responsible company continues 10 is.
sue policies ola the most favorable terms en- dwelling
houses household furniture, Stores. Storbs OF goods
warehouses. and contents, Mills aud Manufactures.
DC, against loss or damage by FIRE. Alsoong'ods
wares and other Merchandise against the hazards o.
Inland transportation and upon the oargoes o. Sea
Vessels
The Protection Insurance Company having In the
last % years ptd many Millions of Dollars at their
several agencies throughout the United State, and
the British Provinces, have established Iust repu
tation ior solyenty and isr dealing which challenges
c0mpar on with any other insurance company on
the continent Of America The annexed extract from
an article on the subject ct Insurance companies, IA
ken from the "New ora BAY Book exhibits bred,
the standing and policy oil the Company.
"The Aloucyed men of the ancient and always
prosperous city o Hartford, have for halt a cenfur.
been famous throughout tie Union for the care, dis
crellon, rigid honesty, and unyaryng success. with
which they have formed and managed corporations o.
this description No Hartford Bank or Insurance
Company has ever failed These Companies have
for mere than whole generation scattered their risks
in nearly every State in the Union, and have never
failed to pay the nnumerable losses which they have
insured anst.
All losses arising upon policies issued by the nm.
dersgned. will be promptly adjusted and paid al the
General agency office, located ut Cincinnati, Q. A
large portion Of the .nds of the Company, (lncludna
an premiums received at the western agencies Is
deposited with the General agent of the company a'
Cincinnati. for the payment OF western and southern
losses Apply to J \ MULLlN Agent for the
town Of Columbus, and for Lowndes county, MI
nov Ia IS49 3m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29
Administrators Notice.

TFNHE Probate Cour Of Lowndes county. MI, at the
L Dec 1919, term thereof, having appointed the I'M
dcrsiGned administrator of the estate OF Sauh Thomp
SON deceased hereby notify all persons having claims
against sand estate to present them properly aulhenuea'
ted for settlement, within the time prescribed by law or
thew win be forever barred All persons indebted to
said estate are required to make immediate payment
RICHARD X THOMPSON.
Dec %. lSi9 At Administrator.
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Administrators Notice

TIE undersigned having been appointed admins
traitor Of the Estate of J. Cockerhabl Iced hereby
gives notice to all persons having claims against said
estate to present them duly authenticated within the
Time prescribed by law, other wise they will be for
ever barred Those indebted to the estate are re.
ealred to make immed ATE payment.
VIM z. COCKERHAM.
eounous, Nov, 6-6wl Administrator.
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TRUST

DY VIRTUE OF a Deed q, a a. a
ID Barker. ~ Trustees Of CsS9lf>Ss< TM
NJ joiner b.s vie on the l2ih day I'll
and ily recorded 10 the Probate Glen
Ncxutee county. Miss, IN record Of deeds, ~
77ce- us. 776. ~. 10 secure certain debts N '
a,ri -r-.aarcd as one Of said trustees vi. oiia'
'r sale for cash To the highest hdt,- s. the Court
House daar Ia the town Of AaeeR in s2ld county, on
ha a5th jay OF Februry lS5oihe following oScH'ed
track Of land, to Wit; The east hall ot scion T.
r. IS %. K 70 east, EXCEPT l3acrcs fro0 che west
side nl the same. Of equal WIDTH. owned hy Nm. "
nvre ESQ. viii convey such NJ Gus + vested 10
me SAMUEL MARTIN.
Oct Is, lS49. frus,ce.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29
COLUMBUS HOTEL,
BY JAMES JONES q SON,
GCLUME Blu ~ T.

= q y ~ 2" " - -
FENHE SUBSCRIBERS havirg taken charge of
4 this large and commodous 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, we trust that with our long eXper ence and
undivided attention, we may be abe TO please every
one while under our roof
Our table will always be supplied with the best the
Market affords. In fact, neither pains nor expense
shall be spared to render our guests COMFORTABLE
I5' Our horses will be sent to the well known
Livery Stable of WILLIAM CADY who keeps the bet
Of proyender and attentive ostiers,
" Our TERMS will be moderate. .rl
Nov 10, lS49.U
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29
administrators safe
Il LAND AND NEGROES

on THE FIRST or January ls5o.
DURSUANTt to an order ef the Probate Cenr, OF
] lovudes county, State ei Mississippi, at tine
November ls49) term thereof, we will sell atpub.tc
auction on the premises the following Iandst eNeept
SO much thereof as sha previous to The day Of sale
be- sci eft iur the widow doWcr) towit the W ]
b,N " 1, l. ! ct NW /, ) Is parto, the W ! OF
S L aiim section 20, Tl7, R IS "; the l. o.
Z section H., w Jo, SW section II, L
Ne section II, an in rl7,RlSW Aisoat Che
same time and place all the NEGROES of John
IcCown end deed,
ALSO on the 7th OF January, 1850, the following
au5s 5 + oCN " h totSW |, Lots g. au.
II, all in section II Tl7 X II ". The sale Of th'
ast described lands will take place on the premises
lbout miles north east OF Columbus.
The frs, ~alc viii take place al the late residence
1.-THE deed All on credit ctl Il months bond aud
approved security required. NANCY NcCOWN
AdmuX
GEORGE w VAUGHN,
Nov 10. 1913 st Admin
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The State Of Mississippi !

loWNDEs ColN fY,

YooH persons interested in The estate d lessee
Speigh deceosed.
XOU are hereby notified TO appear before our Pro.
u bate Court at q term thereof to be holden al
the Court House IN said county on the first Monday
of January A y, 1850 then and there 70 show
cause IT any can why the residuary interest in the
following lands which have been allotted to the wId-
ow Of SAID lessee Speieh decd 10 wit Fractional
section 8, Township 3 Range I 8 cas- commencing
at stake On the southern boundary line Of said lrac.
ton, section 6, - cIains distant rom the south
east corner Of said fractional section, and thence run
ung the southern boundary line thirty chains 70 a
stake thence north seven and one halt degrees west,
10 The northern boundary line OF SAID fractional Sec
tiouaI line 70 a stake thence east along said norh
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 NJ Wynn, administrator Of said estate
Witness the Hon Nathaniel u. Good
,,Sttk4I win Judge Of Probates ior Lowndes
91WTE. county, this ii Monday Of Noyem.
%9sSIRbS Der, A. D. 1879.
Ips> Issued November lIth 1919.
'"'" DANL WILLIAMS Clerk.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29
Administrators Sale OF Real
TA-Ao

m a-cr-a7ce with ara o-ifr granted by 'he Pro
t1-r Cont O.. ,sntes On Mss az che December
tenn t.rrer. H sol NJ public auction. The follow
n- 7rf- 'r VII. tEc rCr't t'.. and the n'rth-WeSi
s9s-tf- south vest quarter Ttf east H3. OF soni1
east cusrsro section 35 ana ODE south west quarter
te IVES, bali 81 ~o'b EASY quarter D. section -, snd
SOM taf1'3 vcSr h,.fo. north east quarter a' So
30 aa cast halt O. sonr1 slsj quarter Of sec So a
Pc trRr~r'r H. rnEp ~ east the property of John
Hr'oVu dtsa~et, Situated la The trNue aao7'
~iNta miles south west q Columbus
Nl'e nr1u 'tt premises. on Monday The IAN 81
Ian 1850 Credit one and two years, with such
f.. and securities as the sw presorihcs.
II. H. DALEY, Admir-
Dec S'A 1879. g.
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A GREAT BAhG ~!

HOME OF HEALTH & BEAUTY FOR LIFE
nETERNlINED to remove, the subscriber or
aP tor sale the delightful place on which he lives,
ttr IL. choice and rare FEuu. heathtuI GROVE
and FINE ltAIEt containing GOO acres, or moro
.desirabIc-upward.o 1c0 mostly under good fence
md mach ol 1t fresh aud productive land. Early APP
4leauon will secure "a prize from which the pur.
'aIser will never willingly part
Beside. the above land the subscriber will sell
rent bargains in some which he adjoining very
lyora5y situated. IN haIt quarter or eighth sections
MI other lands some o. which he as key to a saw
nd grl.t midi fine numbered with pine Those who
.yt bargains houd now look cut.
tppy Il OWEN,
or ID ms absence to EDWARD r. OWEN
November ~ Is Got
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29
". w. PETERSON'S
OYSTER SALOON AND
REST.ETR.ET.
On MARKET STREET.

Tra Ds NE.i ef HI.usa q, Tas'--'r.
BILL 0F FARE.
Oysters r1ie ~'gEet. roasted tries and raw.
J#J~Icr- and S,-tIU7s-
liam and E-->.
Fre5 Nsa-on Bee. Steak e0i Chickens.
Mutton hops, toyh Chop, a. 49,
Turtle SOUP. &c.
And every thing 10 their line o.. business on Oh.
shortest u.i.ca
o. lie wl. also keep the best of CANDIES. a'
Who.e>sss and Retail All orders t7'n the cu.utr,
ia- Candle, promptly attended TO- Price al Whole
SAFE % cents per pound, Retail % cents per pound
Columbus Miss Dee Isl. 1919.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29
D3YrI.S TRY
e. o. DAVIDSON, Dental Surgeon,

T the solicitation Of many friend has determju.
"a ed to locate permanently in Columbus, and re-
specially offers his services to It's citizens and tn
surrounding country. He will occasionally ysiJ
Surl,iIie and Macon: and will when IN those place
be pleased to serve the citizens OF Okubbeha auo
NoXubee counties generally
From long experience N his profession he can
promise faithful. operations and at moderate prices
He bags leave 10 roler 70 the following medIc1
gentlemen in C0,u,b bus
A. y. JONES NJ y.
D. lIrSCONB, SID.
s 3. MALONE, NJ y
And w T. S. BARRY Esq Of ONIbbeha Go.
Columbus, Miss Oct. y, $40
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29
100 NEGRNES 8 LAND.

A ] CAMDEN. Madison county. on the LIT Of Jan.
IA uary, $780, VIII be sold about
ONE HUNDRED FINE NEGROES.
mostly IN families. Also plantation, near CAMDEN.
Of 26bO acres, Of which, about 900 acres i ii ca
tgalion and has been cleared within i've years. the
land lies in one compact body, forming nearly q
s4uarc. large portion is creek bottom, and in the
language Of an eminent gentleman whose estate Joins
it. il N rery raiaabie md stoH producc as pyofabe
results as myn Mississippi" Also. stock Of al.
fine MULES as any in the State, with cattle, hogs,
provision, &c. Among the negroes are an excellent
carpenter and blacksmith, and an experienced and
rusty driver.
1t is desirable 70 sell the whole estate together, on
long time, mot exceeding years. bat II it cannot
be done, the negroes viii be sold in gangs or families
and the land, mules, &c. separate, either or cash or
on credit
IJ'ln'ormaton can be had by addressing note to
me at Camden, or by personal enquiry there a. any
time after the l7th Of Dec. w. + JOHNSON
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
COLUMBUS. MI.
ECARD OF TRU&TB ESs
GEORGE R. CLAYTON-pREolDENT

BOARD OF TR U&T n ESe
GEORGE R. CLAYTON-PREoIDE
.fosEPH ". FIELD RICHARD EVANS.
+ e 8LbWETT, sR. JAMES W HARRIS,
WV " HCMpnRIEs ALEX + You've,
HARRISON JOHNSTON, S $ FRANKLIN,
SAMUEL Butter, THos { BnLurs
STEPHEN A BRoWN.
TENHE exercises ofthis Institution will be resumed
d on Monday the lst Of October next. The
Trustees take great pleasure in saying to the
former patrons and friends OF the institute and the
public generally, that they enter upon the third year
p It's history with prospects OF increased success and
usefulness They have engaged as Principal Mr.
ROBERT A. MEANS, of South Carolina aud late Of
Eutaw, Ala whose undoubted qualifications for that
important station, are eyidencedby those best of all
testimonials long experience and uniform success
The same may be said OF the assistants whom he
brin gs to his aid in the management OF the various
departments. The Importance OF sustaining IN In
sttuton ola high order in Columbus is, we believe,
felt and acknowledged BY all. We present the CO.
lum5us Female Institute as such an Institution -
We have able and accomplished instructors; the
course Of study is full, thorough and finished; the
buildings and grounds are well adapt dior the pur-
poses OF large Female school, the location is pleas
ant healthy ard retired, and no exertions viii be
spared on the part Of the Trustees to make an In.
Sttuton second 10 none To accomplish this we on
" ask for the patronage Of the community. Send us
your daughters and we will give them such an educa-
will be useful to them and gratifying to you
Teachers.
Mr., RoBERr A MEANS, Principal,
Mss LOUISA CUNNINGHAM, English Branches,
Miss SARAH CHAPLIN,
Mn. S MARksrIEN, Vocal end Instrumental
Music,
Miss HELEN CHAFIy Primary Department
The scholastic year is divided INTO two sessions o
five months each, commencing respectively on the Is
of Octobeg and LIST Vi March Pupils will be admitted
into the Institution at any time Of the year and will b.
charged tor tuition only from the date Of entrance til
the close Of the current session.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADNl9tNIKAE U1SS NOIECE.
4 ETTEBS Of Administration having been gran.
EA ted to the undersigned 1T the December FERN
A. d, lSi9 Of the Hon Probate Court If Nozuber
County, Mississippi on the estate Of 1almon Walker
deceased notice is hereby given to all persons indebt
ed to the sand estate to come forward and make i'm
mediate payment, and all persons having claims a.
ganst the same are requested to present hem duly
authenticated within the time prescribed by Law or
they will be forever barred
JAS. K CAVETT Administrator
Macon Miss Dec 9TH lSlq
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-12-29

Lauderdae Miss D &Young Miss Julia A
James Young Doctor
Ladd Noble
o. Persons calling orany the above letters will
please say they "are advertised"
A. II. JORDAN. p. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-18

CsurfSE TO PAs.sosss ~ Fsas, Bsau.--On sun
Gay night about socloct one ~ the Atlantic street
(nroUk!r) ferry BEATS approaching Oh. alp
New loft ,ide two gentlemen Jumped tighter one 20
10, in ard the other ~ ct Il III beat TIE re-
fu' YES thst enc 81 The Ftplrft l into the eater.
end had avtry narrow ucHyr q bling drosuej. Tie
went dorn end the third tn. aud Just be was
sorr dovr pfc,shly fer the is,t time he caught
by nefair and ,svd Ia seems that NJ atseuDi o.
similar accidents viii deter fr,m such rsshnefs
THy NV CoNrrpoiiEr.-Nr Deacon TsJior's ap-
rriniu.nt ~ Con p,r1iler IN place of MIR Le~rvnce
decrnfed. was confined ast evening, ~ the Board
Aldermen
90 she report 81 the proceedings ~ the Board
Of AID rnen, that the Btrrsn island job Is oonsum
mated
Mnfrarr Ttcrnsfc-s I'll. 9th regimen. % ". Y
Sstr Ntis. ColcIrl reers proceeded sterday TO the
tl,,isn Iii5f T,hoken, fc- parade ara recreation -
The regiment 81 infeny consiss 20 eight comparirs
The Ellington Artiiisry. company 4, Capt. Faber,
srd'he J'nsrfcn Horfe ARTILLERY ai.o went upon an
e,curyion 10 Cccsr Grove; and the Brusbmsssr's
Guard o 6ne tcdy e men nurtSrisR sbcut3 80 passed
cur tfee at hslfpsst O'clock on target excursion
frctnaor oy rBr m.o,Es GrsEDs --Thi. splsnaid
corps. c.uuarded by ant A NJ. a. Smith yesterday
msde target escursinn 90 Mount MORRIS whore the
coy p.nt IN target shooting and in the psrsking
of srnytucua dinner, vhsn continent and song pre-
vsil.d after tle discussion ~ he vispds On their
turn 10 the city they paced the HreH oacs sud,
nust ssy they PRINTED an appearance unsurpassed
ty any sinDsr corre In the city Their uniform 10
plain lsck ctsts and pats, and their movements
Fs,e evidence a strict military discipline Accom-.
prpid by tsuj Of exec llrbt music. they the sd.
nirstion Of ever one wbe NV them They numbered
seventy eve musi etc arc tie perforated condition ~
the tsrg.t most plainly told that they accurate
msrhfuep.
Or,sira rpy rustic scHocL wILtrAm srpEEr.
The public school. No late the William street cho-
lers hcfTfrl oyer,d yesterday by the princ pal
Mr.. W. Bkmitb. when there we're s26 pupils present.