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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-24

- d. w. BURTON, has removed his Broom
Factory to his new residence oa the nili- near NJ
Kely's. north part Of the city. He is now prepa-.
ed to ill all orders for Broors, and at greatly re-
due ed prices. Burlington. july ~ 1850
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-24

READY MADE CLOTHING.
1HS MEMS blue blanket and over Coars;
i - 40 do drab do do
II mems blue Jackets; IL tine pilot cloth COATS
so satinett and tweed coats; t2 doz l. b Shirts;
$50 pairs black and fancy ssimere satinett, cor
deroy and jeans Pants;
$50 satin, silk. merno, cloth and Valentia Vests;
Also, hickory shirts, drilling and flannel drawers;
cotton, merino and silk under shirts, ETC., ETC.,
which viii he sold very Cheap by
oct3, $50 GARRETT & COOPER
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-24

u u u GS! Des q .A!!
4 PIPE pure Cognac Brandy; eask pure PORT
i Wine, for Medical purposes. just received, and
for sale by G. LATMAS n BROTHER,
july H. 80 corner Washington Jcfr son sts
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-24

DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR.
c,r.I ImSe 9, indian Allure, September 25, 1850.
- office of the CORNERSTONE NJ Inn;. s al the
washington city, until ten O'Clock on Satnraav
.ne second DAY or November next, for furnisbin.
the following Indian goods, viz:
Class No. l.-BLAsxSrs.
2:loo pairs point white Mackinac blankets. In
measure % by u inches, and weigh eight
1900 pairs . 1-e point white Mackinac bl,nl.ts
70 measure 81 by &c inches, and weigh sir
pounds. 'A~
',l7a pairs point white Mackinac blankets. IN
measure AZ oyo inches, and weigh Ave and
aquarter pounds.
soo pairs l-2 point white Mackinac blankets. tn
measure So by so inches, and weigh four
and quarter pounds.
700 pairs point white Mackinac blankets. to
ana quarter pounds.
4oo pairs point scarlet Mackinac blankets. 10
measure 60 by - inches, and weigh eight
pounds.
SUI pairs i-e point scarlet Mackinac blankets.
I" measure 81 BY Sc inches, and weigh six
ioo pairs l-2 point green Mackinac blankets, 10
measure IS by 81 inches, and weigh ten
pounds.
800 pairs point green Mackinac blankets. to
measure 90 by 70 inches, and weigh eight
pounds.
300 pairs 2 i-2 point green Mackinac blankets. to
measure 81 by &C inches and weigh six
pounds.
ioo pairs l-2 point gentnella blue Macklnac blan
kets, 10 measure &c by 81 inches, and weigh
ten pounds.
aoo pairs point gentinella blue Mackinac blan
ke's, TO measure 60 by 70 inches, and weigh
eight pounds.
SUI PAIRS 10 point geatnella blue Mackinac
blankets, to measure 54 by &C inches, and
weigh six pounds.
Class No. 2.--DRy GooD..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-29

The Of person viii be upon bosk urlss. ~
pay"sni Of he subscription be msds " advance.
Distant subscribers money BY iesssr
on "hch Will be paid BY BY ~
ss transmission.
The COUNTRY Is puDli.usd III .ssv xunas u 80.
sions Of Congress- and semi weekly during recess.
Subscriptions for period han ye.. viii br rsessvod On
terms proporioned TO the above annual rates. n
WPosrmAsTkks ars authorized sxeats and by
sending DAILY subscribers ESQ enclosed or Y,vr
WEEKL subscribers S2o or RVS WEEKLY
subscbeIs go enclosed entuea one eopy al The
they furnish subscribers for xvasiS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-31

1hs psson win BE- eassd spoa books ssisss s
payment ofhs Subscription BE- made II sdvases
Distant subscribers may nonsy isssS, ~ posgs
which will " paid BY all k assumed ~ sarssves 10
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER h psbishsd uiwssky dszAs Ne
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during the recess
Subscriptions cE period rear viii bs received On
propostoned TO the sboss
0y-PosTMAsrERs do sssani sn6sby
sending DAILY Subscriber $50 ssciossd,
SEMI -wEEKI subscriber, win 90 eruvs WnnKLr
suhsebs with elo sse,sssd win be snaed espy Il he
edition they faraish suRsesaLsrs s, svssts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01

banks of the river. He was hos itable b the voy
ssefs inviting hem 70 bis but AMI feasting the n
10 the b. st Of his ability Whio they remained win
him He also insisted on all WIN were fad Of
0RuaTdieHfe rum 10 drink until they could not
move, on pain OF being reg Arted a. wanting in
consideration to bin.
/ might add much more. bat must conclude
communication y hiCh lo1f il b.co 1.a .. Am.
Cape G-scias Dios unfursIn Ately hes ~ com.
merce, but &c Dss favorable aud pictures t1- sit
uE.itn 7, has ia f1OAs a SAX lake of la-ge cayl-
city, which is separated from the ocean by strip
OF land covered with mAngrOves opening = the
sea upon the south, where vessels may enter 10
reach the town or settlement TIE coast is here
occupied by MoscOs and Sambos among whom are
one or two Englishmen. Ole Of these 10 named
Stenislsus Thon.s Haly, who has about 100 head
Of cattle, with some mares and saddle horses. Ine
climate It tnis point is healthy as is also that OF
the valley Of Tie rver, for Ia al my journey saw
but one sick person.
OF the islands on the coast l have no personal
knowledge. In returning from the Cape | vas
occupied twenty days. The distance would not
occupy steamboat like those used on the Missls.
sippl river more than eight days Mr. ally az
sured NE that a road night be opened by which
the journey from the Cape 10 this point might be
made in six days. He also stated that in bis
opinion, at a cost Of SO 900, the few difficulties p
the river which Obsiruct he transportation Of COM
mooities, could be removed
Begging you to pardon my errors Of language I
submit the above TO your judgment, and subscribe
mvset &c JUAN FRAScIscO IRIAs.
The writer has probably very vague IDEAS OF the "a
plciy OF lhc hls,issppi River steamers. u no insur
M Unable oh tacles exist II 10 likely q steamer might
usvtrie re ver Coco, from one end TO tae Other day
or q eeJ and ahAI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
Ms sUTLER AucuOae-S
AnnlNI.IHA rUA'S sALE Ca
q AEh~tN Asc.0ges.
uANEa RHOTAkR a 90. store 4 srosd-

q Ash~iN Auc.Va-S'
DY BANGS BROTHER a co. store s,osd-
D~s, PNuculAg sgleut Vn syen 10 the sale % tuVss
IIh aiH.s Cash advances made ~hrn desir-i -.
NorIcE The eopartaership Of BkSss PLAFT CO
dissolved by the death Il Mr. PLAT 0n me et1 "
May TIE busness v i be continued br tue SURVIVORS
urd-T the tle Of BANGS, BROTHER 4 co.
New-Yoik. Aug !, ls50
FprY-sScoSD SEw.YoRx rssDE SALE
MONDAY, S-pL tsro
p, noS.r,lsuesi announce he r.rt RE6ULAkTkADE
sALE Ok Booss Paper. Stationery stsreeN2e rs.er
2indeTs' MslehsA Ne 10 commence 90 hoody, ne ~
Of September and M conaUcti uar M ssnr rcsut
noEs ne sst one. and sod 90 the following e'hs ~.
90 ell purchase from the Wnole catalogue Amounting
$50 snd upward -four sni ak mOohs crrdti 90 p1l-
ehsses fom the whole eAilosae less 'hsn ~ sna 100
than Soo four mouths credit ard all purchases es nan
toO cash discount II one per cent VIII DC allowed On
Al purchsses exeeeiiag tl,e0.
They request thai Invoices Tor the cataogue De ousnes
Immediately, - he printing III be Commenced ~ Al cary
day.
fhe usual cash advances vii be made 90 receipt Of
goods, when desired BANGS, BROTdERs GO.
80 srosd~sy.
AT PRIVATE sALr-Boans Popular Library serssL-
Complete OF these very desirable and select wotsA are
now offered The trade and oheFA compr ing The Star d.
Ard Library 81 vols the scisuthc library vols lhe An
uqusisB Library, IS vois the Classical Library vols
and the illustrated Library (ue~ se1ee Including Lodges
Portraits Of lllusldouf per,onsges u Gresi 8ian Tho
volumes sold separately " desired. new hist has Just
been isiued Of Tho various works and may Dc bad 81 Ne
store
Also, Lardners Popular Lectures on Science and Art
2vola Svo; Ewbsnks Hydraulics and Mecnaniea JOIN
sons Farmers Encyclopedia 6nsuons groa. wefs 90
,lles Democracy America Zion's soogsief, ssanevs
Double Entry Bookkeeping svo ard WEE, s-ronsnnes
Or Fishers Work Small Pox and Varioloid, 40, win
colOr-d plates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
consciousness and placed on neighborng seoop
and every attention given 20 res,Oce him.

~ One Of the Sixteenth District poli'e
found Mrs Murphy 10 Thirieenthst lsss night, Ia =
dying condition ard took her to her house % to-ti'
eIhst bat before they reached The house the wo'
man died.
ty- Dr. Msns6ed, ct 25 Wsveriy. place, wnis
jumping % the terry boat a. the foot Of HOuston.st
last III, b. fell and broke Of his arms. he was
sIIistec home b. Cfcer MarIh.
e Mr. Mccormick. Charles Harmon, James
Calhoun aud VIM. Conkrisht were arrested last
evening by the Thirteenth Ward otf'e for bath.
ing publicly the river a. the foot OF Thirteenth 81
u Daniel Green. keeper Of a junk store, No.
"a Cbery-st. was arrested yesterday on charge
Of receiving copper and other stolen properly. Il
quantity Of stolen goods was foand In his posses
sion.
u Samuel Ross was arrested last night Tor az.
stuHing II. c Kelsey with stool, on the corner Of
Houston and Columbia sts. He was seriously il.
jured.
u Catherine McQainn was arrested ty the
Eleventh Ward Police for cruelty beating h.te
child in the street.
u Francis White and VIM Harrison. hack.
men were yesterday arrested and fined IS each,
for abusing and overchsrgiug travellers.
u John Campbell va. arrested last evening at
10 clock while robbing the money drawer OF Mr..
Fisher GreenTch ST. Held for examination.
n John Kanages and Susan Boyle were Ar
rested for an attempt 10 rescue prisoner from the
custody Of officer Birdsall.
II d. II. Racket was arrested yesterday af.
terroon for assault, and threatening 10 shoe. Capt
Smith, OF the Sixth Ward Police.
n. James Atkins, sailor, was run over N FIJI
ton-st this morning by butcher 9 wagon, and was
seriously injured. Taken to the Hospital.
rV Sale Of Real Estate, Jaly 80, $780, by A.
II Muller
lot No I57 Blescker.st with three-story brick dwell
ling tSNNV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
REAi(DV AL.

nk. EDWARD II. DIXON Editor u me seslpel
has ~ moved bis consulting offices 10 l2 a'snd one
door west OF Broadway where no sends TO once consul
lstons and operative surgery exclusively, Ohee hours
from 10 TO 3 and 10 eyenipga
The publishing Office ofiLe scspelh 81 Astof'Hoase
Jy4 I'm
DkMOyAL.-L IL MOORE 4 co. ,bber. Of sih
Had Lace Ooods have removed 10 tbs i0fs ~ Broad
vay corner of Cedart aud receiving tneh rs cup
ply Of Mu,ina Embfoiderss Laces 0loves hoDons'
Trimming small wares, TO which they nye nc ss,so-
uon OF buyers JE hnoe"
DbmUvAL.-Dks ChILDs road haze removed "a
lIheir Office TO s6 Chams,sst Ohcs hours nom 70 ~
o,cloch A A. and from 10 and : TO s. Pm
rbey have opened . Medical and Surgical lnnrmAy'
where The poor will be attended gsuitousy On tuesdays
Yhursdays aud Saturdays from 10 ii o cioci An
Or Chds viii give particular snenion 70 diseases OF me
chest lunss and heart
DR. Ford 10 diseases Of The eye and and TO .area
eases generally. U " o1
DEmUvAL.-pk LufLNEh, Aans. a.s r % . "a
II his office from $50 10 2bS Broad say entrance ~ ~
rep.sl Office hoars In future rom Ill
sixteen years successful practice OF ell diseases OF tne
Ear enables him all dezsn-ss unpleasant nooee
and discharges OF The Ear provided The nerve and draa b
nottnjured ...,
ofhcs All s,te must be postpaid Consolidation tss ~
mail otbarwise ei. LYLE N tn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
LAW COU Z rs.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-5pecial Term-Be-
fore Judge Day WtAi0m Williams against Ehza
Jane Hallams-sult for Divorce, on the ground
of il fidelity This case was referred TO Judge Ul-
,hofer, who reported, after taking testimony 10 his
Office as usual in reference, in favor Of divorce.
Decree Of divorce granted.
Aler Kan,inski sgsinst Ann KamiHskI-An or
der Of reference was also made in this case, and
report made in favor Of divorce. Decree granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
NOTI.h 40 .AnrMsN TO RENEW rAaIK

NOTICE TO GAhrM an TO RENEW TIL cir
lNLICENsks.-Exuacu from q Law TO Regulate CArIs
ana Carmen:
SIC All Licenses to Csrlmen shall expire the las
Monday Of July after the dale thereof
SEC livery person on receiving bis License a. Cart
man shall psy TO The Mayor, for the Of the City the
sam Of Two Dollars ard Fifty Cenu; and upon the renew
Al Cf any CaumsBs License, such peraon shall pay,
Aforesaid the sum Of Fifty Gents
10 conformity herewith The Csmen are hereby required
10 rene their Licenses the Mayors Odce Guy TALL
commence THURSDAY, the ls day VI August, 1884, a.
10 O'Clock A NJ and continue daily between 10 and Z
n,c oek In ID following order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
HOUSEHOLD MARKETS.
IReporsed for Thursdays Nev.York fhbune.l

WASHINGTON MAREEr. Wednesday, July 81
The market is well stocked with new Fruit,
Apples, Pears, Peaches, &c. The latter are as yet
small and poor; Pears are quite good, and Apples
are fair. Strawberries, Raspberries, and Cur
rants are gone. Vegetables are plenty and good.
Meats remain without change Tropical Fruits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01

CAPITAL OF MANI The House have voted 10
remove the e. az Of Government from Augusta 70
Portland provided Portland will provide suitable
building. for The scconmodstion ofIhe Lessasare
&c BY decided ms j0ri y-74 in favor 10 40 AGAINST
TIE portland ASrerf.str says it 10 understood there
les msiority 10 rs favor in the Senate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01

A ireId IN Mscoopln county, IuInOs' seIu' "
list Of prices OF many Of the above articles IN soat
region. We quote the following:
Apples half peek, &c; Bacon &c = y Beef Jc S1t.ei
&c; Csbnsg.s SCI Cheese. 81: n eseo' 10; 9. ~
Cfanb-fris, 8 q quart Daeks 25c e psri EskA % Iof
stuihrg; Foss 10 y psi-; G@-s-. sc ese1i Sooss per
r's, g. - qust; Hans &c = 70 Lamb .ie; Lne' -;
AuIiyE, ..c; OHIO 81 yer naif peci 80 ysl nsi
psrl lNc Port 4 q p 70 sio-s, &C Y hhf p-cz !
sps- berries, Ic nGsEet cOTr-d TooE1-' SC ssen EeS
s. = n; sisskb@riss sc pei ouneii rAire -
ear. V.ris0p 5o- 20 a. per saddle. Qiss . ID 5ie
d zep; Rspbirs dressed, Sc p-ir; CJrn, &c o11ne-
ts,usliJ 25eli Oss 5o- lu,usy So -Four, - = DOL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
SCHOOLS.
TARRYTOwN INSTITUTE.

SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL for BoyA
"A ATarrytown N Y A NEWMAN, Principal
In this Institution young gentlemen wn 90 thoroughly 10.
utructsd 10 al the branches Of English and Classical
education requisite for commercial pursuits or snierns
college. - -.
There are two terms 10 ye1, each hve montns rne
snmmer term commencing on the hrsl Of May, and tbe
Winner on III 6rsl Of November. Terms reasonable.
Circulars containing Particular. refereocos nc san .
way New York. or by addressing nos 70 me rnneps
xvln AOdH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
I7sgrCa BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

CaENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
-nadane HIx hss removed her grsoeh and EnEish
aoardi~ z and Day School hon Z Csronplaee 70 l0l
o. AsIfs place nou Frsssy Tho row location 70 opea
and airy With 0 large garden, and tbs souso, doubls
sos wth eyory modern c0nvenisncs She Invites tbose
aayinz daughters for whom they desire thorough and
srscass oducsGsn IN all brsnsbss To call snd sxsn,ns
say ts.dmopas sbs had committed TO her ihs
Of May 81 he leading fsass 81 hs city sad
- sss6ez ~ All nv Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
MALE BOARDINC sUHOOL, wl.0o, 00a.

MALE BOARDING. SCHOOL, wiIoa, Con-
lvInecncut-ABEL WHirLOCk, pnSeipal-prcno
DESTROYS Of placing for edpesoa 70 an institution
Offering superior Inducements wl please give stienton 70
The present. opportunity. Mr. W Respectfully r.qasss
pe,usa OF his circular by which viii be found thai al
accom- furnished pupils and inciud-
terms which are moderate-lhoss under " Years
OF ase beiug received Of $50 per quarter. The building
erec ed By The Principal 10 84s every commodoos,
and anapg emenu coDplste for forty p1ps-thy now
ausiptd The locson elevated and retired and 10 Easy
OF sccsss TO New.York city, being miles from Nof~ ak
Depot YORK and New Haven Railroad, and 30 mice
from New Crculns with Lat Of New York ps,rons,
10 whom reference IL made be had si 1888 Broad ~sy
rs Bovery and ISL CbsIbsma Ny. JyD So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
CENTRAL AMERICA.

Inc N WV wAsg,VerO,,. IaIy "a, is,o.

To ne Editor Of ne W'sh'ago" si~ nal i.-ei In
nv nv fiiend Co Oisz, o. he Nl'Sf .SaA s.ny
~ 900 81 he Department " New o-8 wa psp''
tno 3D. anorsnt River Of Coco tsosaeil nes An1"n
riSu " or segoyal ard the coa Y, os.den9g lS
$50 eopve, og some faeu confsfhs' u - az n,.onit1,
.. 10 ms"s have ale v card much Cent al An'r
Of nltn ,ctng ee share OF public stsuuOn, and
ies u ho Coesou c0nveys good no n tacts u ltsr
ne isIen The trouble TO make hurried uans4uoa
ssh appended and yl ~ G s Ca. ga .7'
C"eo !. A. zone SEQ miles in length, being ths largest
Ss N csnusl Amsrcs, aud IsEss ns use ~ - par
Unity II hs cmse, tf Asrleu tursl resOlrcss
fOr 70. tosya wealth Here are found all tne prOiuc
ara w 80 temperate zoDe almost side By side with hDss
circumstance which, Ia conjunction with
o. we avsniages Will give This s-euon ngh value Ss hs
ob.I - IA opsLe ed TO American enterprise.
AD' 'e'' T.. GEO. SQUlER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01

Iy- Dr.. Mansfield ct 25 Wsvery place, wnii'
jumping % the terry boat a. the foot Of HOustonss
last ii, bt, fell and broke one Of his arms He va
sIIisied home By Chcer MarIh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01

n One Of the Sixteenth District policemen
found Mrs Murphy in Thirieenthst asst night iaa
dying condition ard took her TO her house u to-tI'
eth It bat before they reached The house the wO.
man died.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01

n John Kanages and Susan Boyle were Ar
rested for an attempt to rescue prisoner from the
custody OF officer Birdsall.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12

HESITATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !

LuNNhEs COUNTY. \
10 al persons interested "a the Estate OF John
NrCorg (la) deceased.
NOU aw hereby cited to appear teiare orr Pro
Il bate Court At term thereof Ia be holden At
The Court House n Sud county on the Is, Monday
m December A D ISG9, then snd there TO show
cause II any yea can why an orter should not be
made To sell the following described lands situated
On lowudes county and state Aforesaid belonging 20
rIe estate OF John McCown Qs,) deceased, accord
mg 10 tire petition OF Henry H. Daley administrator
OF said estate, 10 Wit; The north half OF section
Curry three the north west quarter OF the south west
quarter aud the north eas, half of the south east
quarter of section thirty three the south west quar-
trr Of section twenty eight and the half o, the
south east quarter oi section twenty eight the south
hal, Of section twentt rine and the west half Of the
north east qaS-tor % secton twenty nine and the
east bali Of the south east quarter Of section thirty
all IN township seventween Of range seventeen east
II was further ordered that this citation be published
m Tho Columbus Democrat once a week Tor Sly sue
cessiye weeks
WlfNESS, The Hon Nathaniel l.. Goodwin
. Judge Of the Probate Court Tor lowndes
LIS, county the first Monday IN October a D
lSl9, Issued 9Th October lSi9
DAN. WILLIAMS, CLERK
Oct Is, '49.-lG.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
LAND FOR SALE!
4 first rate BARGAIN offered.

I will sell on the most accommodating Tension
4 credit Of one and two years-tha voluaole plan
taton formerly known as the CARROWAY tract
situated in the South western part Of L0nwdes cou.
ty State Of Mississippi. The tract contains 285 a
ores, about oae half of which is in high state of
cultivation There is comfortable dwelling house,
on the tract-aso negro houses, gin house with mill
attached, cistern &c. The plantation is considered
one OF the most valuable of its size in that part Of the
county. The tenements are all comfortably situated
the location beng high and dry at all seasons of
the year. 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 tents per pound, valued at the
market price, as doIlas per acre for the land
Possession given thefrst day of Jan iary 1850
Persons wishing to Purchase will please apply to
John A, Clayton on thepremises, or to the subscri-
Der at Murfeesborodsh Tennessee
SAM DAVIS.
There can also be had on the premises Of Mr..
Clayton quantity OF corn Adder, cattle. stock. far
ming utensils &c. n
Oct. 10, lS49. 10
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
TRISIEE-S SAIE

DY VIRTUE o. DEED Of T'Fgst to ne ana r. y
- Bsr1tf. as Trustees Of Celeb Loiuer u8 Mary
q JoasE bis Wis. on the 18th day 81 Apt 1883,
en3 luly recouie5 10 TIE Probate Clerks oaioe in
NIXnbee county. Mss, in record a deeds. Blk A.
pages US 7l6 ~, % SECURE certain tels On said
c5s- mentored. as one q said TRUSTEES wii 0tieT
i- sac TOP cash 70 The highest BIDDER Al Ae Court
house cor IN he toNn Of dsoon IN said ceaH,y on
1te 25,a DAY q fehrury lS50,the following Described
track q land % VII; The cas-, half oi secton a,
7 ID o. X. ~ east, exeep, l2acres fron the vesi
side the same, ri eQ al vsiili ovlscd bv Wm. n,
Pope Es3; I NH convey such lie as Is vested On
w-. SAMUEL MARTIN
fO-t. 10. IS49 Trns,ee
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
IN SURANCE.
THE PROTEC INSURANCE CON
PANY. OFHARTFORD. CIT.

IL AROl EC IlON ANoUKANk II COM
PANY. OF HARTFORD, CT,
TONTlNUE to issue Policies on tie me st favor
~ able terms, at their Agency in Columbus, Mi,
on Dwellings, Stores, Hotels, Warehouses, Mills,
Manufactures, Bares, ect. ect. Also Oh Household
Furniture, and Goods Wares and Merchandise con.
tanned or stored therein, against loss bp FIRE
ALSO-on Dry Goods, Groceries, Manufactured
Goods, Produce Household Furntsre, Live Stock,
and every other description OF Merchandze or per
sona property shipped or te be shipped pee good steam
boat or boats to and from points on the Western wa
tiers, or between eastern cities a lakes or other in
land roue) and any towns in the western country
against the hazards Of INLAND TRANSPORTATION.
ALSO-upon shipment OF Goods, Wares and Mer-
chandze, per good vessel er vessels between New
Orleans and eastern ports--between New Orleans
other Gull ports--between all American ports and
English or European Ports, at any maritime port
what soeyer in tie Atlantc waters against the
PERILS OF The SEAS,
atthe lowest rates OF premium charged by other re
sponsible companies For full information as to the
rates, adjustment Of losses, dc. apply 10 the under
signed, who is authorized to issue Fire and Marine
Policies, VIII thout delay JOHN. n. MULLIN.
Dec 20 lS49.ly. Agent
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
Adminis.rators Sale OF Real

I1a-co-lsuee v,fh on order granted Dr. m l7I-
aa,e Court lflaal CO, Miss a. thc December
term thereol MA. sell a. pablo aacicu- the blow
ing lands, 70 VII. the noFik bait and the northwest
quarter south 81 gsartr rb east azli %. soath
cas-, quarter OF et9n So; and the =ouih We- quarter,
the west half o. soh east quarter q, sccton IS; and
suut hsil and .saif O, north east quarter ol see
% aa3ea o. south cas-, quarter. Of sec Sos AZ
In township a. range u east, the pnPeri1 q. leAs
MeCoau hesscl, Situated Sa The Frame apoai
sixteen m IS sausA s. %. Co.uulAls.
Sale ufou the premises. ca Hc1iay tae IAN o.
Jan, $50 CTeditu ere and tNe Years, - iih s1ek
icss and securities ~ the sw prescr he's.
II. ii. DALEY, Aem'r.
Dec S,h 1919. 81