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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
UNIVERSITY or MISSISSIPPI.
LLTE'.

A. y. LoSGsrRrET, l.. l.. d., President and
Professor Of NorA and Mental Ph,losophy
! A. r. BEpsLoE, A. NJ, Professor If .Natde.
I maiics and astronomy.
JonN MnLNcroN, NJ. D., Professor If Nat.
1 urai ScieaccS.
J.M WAppEL, \. NJ, Professor Of Languages.
yINHE Exercises Of this Institution will DO resume
/ on the 2nd Thursday in September next
1herc,i~ but one Sessiun in the year which consist
Of 10 months. The Vacation covers the perod from
the Thursday after second Monday in July to End
Thursday IN September OF each year For admission
into the Freshman class candidate must have
competent knowledge Of the English, Latin & Greek
Grammers Con position, Arithmetic, and Geography,
Cesar, Virgil, and The Greek reader and some &C.
qaalntancc with Latin Prosodl
The Studies OF the Freshman yearae Lincoln's
Gpy, Andrews Ovid, Ovens Auabasis and Cyro-
pHda, Davies University arithmetic, Davies Bour-
don aud legendre, Antiquities, Latin Composition
and ProsoJy
The Studies Of the Sophomore and Freshman year
are Horace, racitus, Fetons llIiad and the Memo
rabila, continuation Of Dawes Bourbon aud Legen
DIRE, Plane and Spherical Tugonometry AMI Davies
Surveying, Cambell's philosophy Of Rhetoric, Dra-
pers Natural Philosophy, and Tuners Chemistry.
Latin and Greek Composition and Prosody.
The Studies OF the JUNIOR year, are Jnvenal, CT
eero dc Oratore Demosthenes dc Corona, Greek
tragedy, Descriptive Geometry, Sha'es. Shadows
and Perspective, Analytical Geometry, Descriptive
Astronomy, Trimmers Geology and MneTalogy,
Johasous Agricultural Chemistry, NatteFs Law Of
Nations, Say'g calEconomy, Composition and
Prosody.
The Studies Of the Senior year are Cicero de
Senectute or Amicita, and Wolsey's edition OF Pa-
tos Gorgas, Diiierentnl aud Integral Calculus,
Olmsteads Natural Philosophy, Physical Astronomy,
Logic Metaphysics, and Moral Philosophy,
The expenses for ten months are SS7 Tor College
dues, the whole in advance; Board IS per month";
payable quarterly in advance; Washing, Fue and
Lights are at the expense OF Student who will also
provide his own Furniture. This ii desired can DO
furnished by the Steward at fair rate.
No student will be admitted into any class IN the
University without the requisite preparation, which
viii be tested by rigid examination.
J. NJ nOWaY, Proctor Univ Mi.
NJ 2. The trxt books. nsef N the Sophomore
f'asscs can be procured IN Oxford.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

inpursusuee ola deed Of trus executed to the un.
dersigned By Reuben Hodges, OF purpo.es therein
named, bearing date the Gath of August A. D, lS4l,
and recorded in the Probate Clerks office in Lowndes
County, Mississippi. Will sell for cash before the
Court House door in the Town Of Columbus, on the
Sth day Of July next, the following lands to VII: the
west half of the south west quaxter Of section four
the south quarter Of sec s. d. the Roh west quar-
yer OF section nne township seventeen, range seven
teen east tour hundred acres, more or less, or SO
much thereola will pay the deed Of trust and inter-
est.
Acting as trustee viii convey such title as in YES
ted in me--which is believed to be good
ELI ABBOTT,
Jan. 9th. 1850 -Gm Trustee
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
.EdHl mist rGtOF'S Sale
OF LAND AND NEGRo ES,

on TIE FIRST or JANUARY, lsjo
DURSUAAFto an order OF the PROBATE Court o.
Il Lowndes county, State OF Mississippi nj thu
November (lSl9) term thereof, we vii sell al public
auction on the premises, The following lsnds ,(eNcepi
much thenofas shall, previous to The day Of sale
be set of for the widow dover .aowlt; toe y W /!
OF \ " + ! Of w l. 5 " farol the w ! Of
$ Z aIlm sesticn %, n n, X IS "; the + OF
5 Z section INV 10, SW section II, L Of
\ E section IA, all in Tl7, Il Is w. Alsoat the
same time and place, all the NEGROES OF John
McCowa (4nd) decd
ALSO on the IN Of January 1850, the following
lands S 4 ofN w, L kof $ w & Lots 9. and
u, all in section II tn NV, The safe Of the
last described lands viii take place on the premises
about 3 miles north east OF Columbus
The first ~ale will take place at the late residence
Of the decd An on credit ol p months bonl and
approved security required. NANCY McCoWN,
AdmuE
GEORGE w VAUGHN,
Nov. 10, 1913 81 Admnr
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w. IL. ID, DARLINGTON,
ATIO4iET Az BAWs
Columbus. Miss.
LAND! LANp!l LANnl!,

rEVllE Subscriber offers Tor sale the place on which
he resides, miles from Columbus on the Nil.
itary ropd better known as RucERs ON SrANp.
Il contains 80 acres, about one half cleared and the
balance in the woods, !, is handsome aud pleasant
situation OF private residence, and for any person
who V.,he- u eolsge in ,be Tavern business, il is
one oi the best situations for a house OF Entertain.
mout m thc Military road. For terms Sc apply -
The subscriber living on the premises.
ABNER " WALLACE.
Oct both 1919 i7--6w
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The State OF Mississippi,
L0WNnEs COuNTY,
CIRCUIT COURT SEPE. TERM. 1st9.

1904. vs. e '','',
Harriet c. Dowsnr. W. -
'ENlllS day came the Plaintiff By attorney and It
L appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court that
the Defendant Is not an lnhabtant o. this State, but
resides beyond the limits thereof So that the ordinary
process Of This Court cannet be served upon her Il
is ordered by the Court that unless She appear on OF
before the next terra Of tins Court la be holden On the
Ord Monday OF March, 500, and plead, answer or
demur, the same viii be taken ior confessed, aud
Judgment taken for the amount IN the tjachment
It's further ordered BY the Court that copy Of
this order be inserted in the Coumbu, Uemocra, once
a week for SIX successive weeks A true copy
from the minutes. A + LOVE, elk
3oykInU Crusoe, Pl'f attorney Nov. II, lsl9
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
For SALE OR RENT.

THE subscriber offers for sale or rent, the place
4 on which he resides, five miles Worth Of Colum-
bus, on Black Creek, containing two hundred and
sixty acres, one hundred and twenty Of which is in
good state Of cultivation; or one hundred and fifty
with seventy acres in cultivation, with good gin and
Clubhouse, dwelling, and oil necessary out buildings,
together with corn and fodder and all kinds OF stock
For further particulars apply to the subscriber on the
premises, or to o. T. Keller, Columbus.
Dec. ~, 1876 JOS. w. NASH.
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Terms:

ng, bed and bedding 1850
Young ladies boarding in the Institute, must fur
nish their own towels; and every article Of clothing
mast be distinctly marked with the owners name
GEORGE X. CLAYTON,
President of Board Trustees,
Sep. 22-'49-l3-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
ROBERT DESHA. * CO
D,&1tI,1S Try
II. O. DAVIDSON, Demial surgeon

a T the solicitation Of many friends has detcrmin.
IA ed TO locate permanently in ColumbuS, and re.
tpectfuy offers his services to its citizens and the
surrounding country lie will occasionally visit
Starkville and AlacoH and will when in those places
be pleased to serve the citizens of Uktibbeha and
hoXnbee counties generally
From long experience in his profession he can
promise faithful operations and at moderate prices.
lie begs leave to refer to the following medical
penilemep il Columbus.
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q. MOZANGE 4 co.

GOpNET er NoM4EkCE u LANhAN6E CAhAAls,
.MOBLLE .ELA.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Foreissl s. Domestic Hardware
ind Cutlery. Bar \ ron. NIL
Rocks, Boiling Cloths sc.
Are receiving from Foreign and Domestic ports
;heir usual and extensive assortment OF goods III
their line consisting IN pant OF
500 Tons Swedish Bar Iron assorted to > IN
200 Tons do Plough do . 6 to u inches
950 d. American and English Iron fall ICES.
* do Horse shoe, nail rods, Hoop Bands,
Rounds ana Square rod Iron Of refined quality.
30 do Sheet and Boilers Iron Of all sizes
% Tons Cast, German, Blister and other steel.
no do Holea Ware Castings,
900 Sets Gin Gear aud Grst Mil Irons,
80 Saw Nh Irons.
a9oo Pair Esopus, KUN ana French Burr Mil Rocks
"a Tons Nova Scotia Grindstones
1000 Casks Cut Nails and Spikes OF Superior quail
ity.
100 Bags Grifin's Horse Shoe Nails
Tons Patent Horse Shoes
5000 dozen Cut ald German steel Hoes made to or
der
so Casks Trace and Ok Chains
1000 dozen Genuine Collins" Hunts, and other
axes.
500 ploughs ofSl description including Rugghs,
Muse a. Masons make
Sloap's POughs OF all sizes.
100 dozen Ames, Rowland. and other spades and
shoyels.
200 Sets Blacksmith Tools.
Carpenters, Coopers, Shoe Makers and Farmers
Tools.
Andirons, Shovela and longs, Tenders general as
sortment Of House furnishing articles, Stee and
Burrstone, Corn and Wheat Mills-Com
Shelters, Straw Cutters, Caltiyators,
Wheelbarows with general as
sortment OF goods in their line
to all ofwhieh they invite
the attention o!
purchasers,
and offer for sale on LIBERAL terms.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
Hoop Poles, Slaves md Timber.

Hoop Poles, Slaves md Timber.
A MARkET can always be fond at the Mobile
n wood Mandatory for the aoye Materials
Hoop poles OF hickory, white oak, bhb Scwtbe or
mer preferred They should be from - Coo, lon,
to inch at small end cut when tn, hr .t't bo J'
and kept out OF the wate' straight as ,ossiAe o
free from heavy branches. ossloie 'no
AL;sIo-cypres' slaves, feet long VIII further
White Ash, Cypress, Poplar, Maple, WAN, and
other timber tu'' @no
Small Hickory and White Oak timber
For further particulars address JOHN HAb
0t Mob,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
The Fine ana Staunch Steamer
SUNNY So SOUIN,
CHRAIES NIILER-MA>rrR,

WILL run regularly as an Elcht-day packet, On.
w ring the ensuing seasoa between Mobile and
Aberdeen
CAPT MUIR, takes this opportunity 70 return has
thanks to his friends and the public tor the patronage
heretofore extended 10 m and hopes for its coutnu-
anoe. HIS boat will be thoroughly rented ana renr-
n'shed and no pains spared lor the oomOr, and con-
venence olthe travelling community.
TArioE, hALT MURpocS, Agents.
Nnv Il '1q-bs
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
The State Of Mrissiasinni
L.ogNDEs CouNfH.


IocR PERSONS infcyysci in ne csatc of Jesse,
ApcIgh} dcceased
NoUare hereby uoif.lt appear before oer Pro.
bate Court at a term thereof to 10 holden II
Tine Com, House ia said county on the first Monday
%, January a. d, 500, then and there 70 show
cause Il auy can Why the rcsiduary interest in the
following lands which have been allotted To the wild.
o" OF sad Ieesee Speight decd, TO Wit Fractional
feciIon q, Township ~ Range J 8 cas-, commencing
at stake on The slihcrn boundary liue al said frac-
ton, section q - Chains disan, !um the south
oos' corner 81 said fractional section and thence run
nmg the southern boundary line thirty chains 70 a
slakc ucgcc north seven and one halfdcgrecs west.
10 The northern boundary line Of said fractional sec
iIona' !ine 70 take, thence cast along said north
cf1 boundary line, Glrtg chains 20 sake, thence
south seven ard ore hait degrees to the commencing
point, should mo- be cold according to the PETITION o
James III wynn. administrator OF said estate
-. Witness The Hon Nathaniel f. Good.
.,Ssge8s WIN Judge OIL probates for Iowndes
S,aLVk. county, this LIT Monday Of Aoyem.
1SsssJIHs Der, A, y I84g
HsSc Issued November 4th lSi9.
DANL. WILLIAMS Clerk.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
Or. Eipscomb,

Would eve notiee that surug his absence be looks
counts sc, are lei IN The hands O. M J. P
KrrrEEE for settlsIsnt.
Ian. 5.h ls50-6n.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO,
HANANNAH CIGARS,

DENTAL FOIL, Tools, TEETH DC.
Physicians Prescriptions carefully put up.
~ Physicians and Planters viii always find at
this Establishment, FRESH AND UNADUL1E-
RATED MEDICINES-which nave been selected
with great ARE for this Market. All purchasers are
invited to examine our Stockton we think they
will find II equal Of not superior) as regardsqualty
and variety, to any in the State and making their
purchases altogether from Importing Houses, they
are enabled to sell on as good terms, as any Date
HOUSE in the South or SOUTHWEST.
November IT, '49--ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
The State of Mississippi. I

AA'N NbES CphNit'
To all persons interested in the Lands, tcnement
end hensdiNmeRts Of Samuel Thompson de.
ceased.
NOU are hereby notified to be and appear before
Il the Probate Cour; of Lowndes Comfy State Of
Mississippi on the first Monday in FEBRUARY, A. d.
1850. Then and there 10 show caua if any You
can why the undivided half on moity i the follow
Rg lands 70 vii the north east Quarer the south
east quarter OF the north west quartz the east half
Of the south west quarter and south ast quarter Of
section number twenty.nine and the vest half OF the
north east quarter and the east bat OF the north
west quarter OF section number ihiryWo all IN town
ship seventeen Of range number ghteen west in
Lowndes County state of Mississippi should not be
sold according to the petition Of Ridard X. Thomp-
son Administrator OF said deceased
,,,A.. WITNESS the tnorable NATHAN.
S&GSA: lei L. GOODWIN, udge Of Probate
@EGiEGs Court Of said couny, the first Monday
%SsS% in December A. D lS49. issued the
'"'' 18th day Of Decemer, 1919
DecI5-6t DANIEL VILLAINS, Crk
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
A. N, JONES, NJ. D.
ID. LIPSCOMB, NJ. d.
S. B. MALONE. N. d.

And w. T. s. BARRY, Esq Of Oktibbeha Co.
Columbus, Miss Oct. "a, lo49.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
COLUMBUS, MI.
RoAR . e gRVRERRR.

COLUMBUS, MI
EoARp or EEVsERBRs
GEORGE R. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
JosErH - FrrLs, RicHAED Evans.
7 8LEwErr, 81. JAMS " HAEEIS
VIZ " HuNsuxIEs : ASK. You've,
HARRISoS JoHSsToy : ) FEAxElN
SANuKL BUTLEE eHo> { BELUFs,
SrEsRES 4 BE0WN
TNHE exep,sss q this Institution VII be rsssTaet
i on Monsay the Isl Of October ReXi. The
Trustees take great pleasure in saying 10 the
former patrons and friends OF the Institute and the
public generally rst they enter the third year
OF Us 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 undoubled qualifications for that
important station are egideRced by those best of all
testimonials long experience and uniform SUCCESS
The same may Be said Of the assistants whom he
bt O. to his aid in the management of the various
departments. The Importance of sustaining an In
stltutiOn ola high order in Columbus, is, We believe
felt and acknowledged byah. We present the Co
umbus Female institute as such an Institution
We have able and accomplished instructors; the
course Of study is fut, thorough and finished; the
buildings and grounds are well adapt d for the pur
poses OF large Female school, the location is pleas
ant healthy ard retired, and no exertions will be
spared on the part OF the Trustees to make it an In.
stltution second 10 none To accomplish this we on
~ ask Tor the patronageof the community. Send US
your daughters and will give them such an eiuca-
will be useful tothem and gratifying 10 You.
Teachers.
Ms RoBERr A means, Principal.
Mss LOUISA CUNNINGHAM, EHgl,sh Branches,
Miss SARAH CHArR,
Ma s MARSsuES, Vocal and Iasrumen'al
Music,
Miss HELES CHArS, Primary Department.
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions OF
five months each, commencing respectively on the LIST
OF October and ls Of March. Pupils will be admitted
into the Institution at any time of the year and will be
charged Tor tuition only hom the date OF entrance t
tho cloSa af tho currpnf saSsifn
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1850-01-12

he ApIUTasT GEaERAI, ioestheruilh Eve Il ~
sons 70 Be annually spPoirsaa By DE ExscuGs q 8
attend eNaEaualioas q lazss u1cs i ~ Tssr. e.
enrlf1r n lavr
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az Persons calling for any Of the above letters will
please say they "are advertised"
A. ii. JORDAN, p. NJ.
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NOVICE.

HAVE the Barges "WONDER" gle WIS
CASS and "AfLOR," either or all Of which
uttr To hire or charter at low rates for any length
OF time thu, they may be wanted
est Port Juy 1, '4g-,t q. w. RANDOLPH
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IAN on the Isl Of .
Arnsld B. ID.
B
Rranch Miss c A
Butler James
Back Draper aud But
uessrs.
Beall Grafton
Bruce Daniel
Barrow Mrs Charlotte
Benaptl Hon II. s.
Belk John W
Bingham John W
Burns Miss Elizabeth
Burns Ihos. {. >
Bor!and Charles 7
T.
Cosby W 5
Capers Rev Bishop
Collier Mr. Francis
Cannon Mr. Amanda NJ
Croswaae W. u.
Carr Judge ]
Cope land William
Copeland L J
CoHe Huger
Coke VI. &.
COIe Wa II. .
Carithets John n ,
Campbell Jacob 3
Dukes W II
Dihrell Or, Matthew .
Dixon Jordon
Dyche S ]
Donathsu Rev. s w
Dawes John
Dobbs John 8
Dunn Maj. B
Douglas Miss
Davis James
Davis Doct. G w
Davis James G.
Davis Mrs Sarah
Duncan Miss +. w.
Duucan T 2
Dorman Rev T w
Davidson DIR X o 3
Estes Aston B
Eldridge J. W.
Fitzgerald VIM II.
Grant Gent.
Godkins Daniel
Goyne EIdridge H
GoodIad Mr..
Gpsaie Miss Rose
Gardner Francis
Gardner Isaiah
Gay Miss Cynthia J
Cav r X
Gordon Geo n
Gordon Jas l.
Gibson Thos G
Goode Miss Mary E
Hobbs Mrs Jarusha .
Hughes Rev J 5
Hughes Albert IL
Henry Robt
Henry Ely J
Hodges Mrs Mary
Harusturger Robt s
Hale 4
Hawkins Aliner Il
| d. J
Israel l. +
lnskeep Mrs L .
lngham Z L 3
Jones Miss Margaret
Jones Marg't l. 2
Jones SAM II
Jeiirles Hercules (slave
Jordan w e.
X
kewen + J G
Kemp Sterling
Kitchens James C. 4
Lee Charles II
Lyon F II
N
McDouga! D
McMiIlan A
~ Persons calling for
please say they "are adv,
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List of Letters

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IN On the Isl Of JANUARY, 1850.
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NWW rs - a p
A VERY SUPERIOR lot Of Potash for making
N soap just received and offered l0w by
H. s. TAYLOR & co.
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