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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

~ Important TO the Ladics.-A course q free
Lsssues on Practical PhySlogy, pertaining - female
as and the prevention and cure OF weakness deiormy
esteA,enic disease by mechanical means WI be dey-
aW before the Ladies by DR. BANNING, at O'Clock.
1As ensuing FRIDAY and SATURDAY, TuESD ~,
NlDkkSDAy and THU kSDAS,i Ia the daliol the So
Ssv Library Rooms broadway, corner oil Leonard 81
stsl also exnIbt bolofe them variety Of Boly Braces
NtW ErpsudeIs and SPINAL Props adapted 70 the ne
Zen and u, d3A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

" New Science.-Pgof WILLIAMS, the Amer-
HeI tai Alchmst has reached our Cly IN hue spu's,
AID By the mysterious agency OF atmospheric siectrcy,
pskses 10 give variety OF achsmestlc ssnentlhc and
uuthpg EXP I iAents THIS and EVERY EVENING dar-
ng week. at 7! o'clock Hope Chapel on Boad xay.
sstcs,e the New-Noik Hotel 4 lecture 20 Ladies al
sdsek the afternoon, Tuesday, Thursday and En-
dysf tins week See circulars al 6ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
~ World. safe Co.--ye. lsl Wa.er-n.

~ Worlds safe Co.--No. l3l Nater-st.
1ew.YorkI-sILAS C. HERRING, EsQ --DBAR SIR
Ism eAAs 10 burn Safes under date Of the i0h Nov
sN 70 wtteas 90 have booa gwen IN spint OF far"
@NHwea Known - the public that there are Saie-
.s VI nnsed means. who are not able - hazard the
O. yve name notwithstanding they may have better
~ poo sale han you maze. These men should not be
49, uy reason Of inability TO nee Your require
slssII We eahho comprehend why you IN one hfsah
em ihe contest J9uT Wilder Pateut ufetA-
49, sSa IA The cent boat of making better sale tnan
Ie a. We ssee WI you that Is OF vast Importance that
~amnsrcsaI world ,hoUld know fom whom ihey c an
sthe best Safe We Therefore propose tina, all safe
s.c'sleis De invited - tial, without moneys be-
an, ~ motive ioI The test We val cheeIulA put IA
ss.sn, Ne" While We IN The sub ect. II may be we'll
say soso hing about burglars. As there are oDe
srsS sales oToken into and robbed where one IL de
he, VT therefore chaeBge the world, without
rsls w yea IN the sum Of Eve thousand dollars 10
SCI. on tAs Salanaaces prnc 9ad sub ect II ~
h Sp tes, with The lmpeaerabls Safe the nnsey 10
1ute " The CCmn.tes for suc1 oSar'as.e par
snall deem poDer aor ptyiaG the Necessary
-sStsV"ths uial BATES \ GRIFFIN. Agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

~ General Committee or Democratic Wing
Ysupn Men \ aeatiDg Of thIs .OmnHtee VIII be he
a ihs Il, oadway House On FRIDAY EVENING, Dec. ),
1861, n, hall past o'elBck by order
ERASTUS BROOKS, Chairman.
OSCAR " BESi.ulN sensetaries di2t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

ITO LAWYERS.-A middle-aged Gen
tlemaD of considerable experience and respectfully
connected, demons Of desk room IN some Office whe'e
unty complete his studies Beng an excellent pen nan
and more bv acquainted with the city, his wall
prove pr ftable those no employ him Address LEX,
at Tie Office OF this paper. di5f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
Uante0.


A CENTS WANTED, ten Men of good
address 70 tell article wanted in every family -
Agents are making SD per Also, Agents . take
late AgeIcies With $50 make SlOO per month-
Cali or addIc IS, pospa No 3l7 Rowery. d2R
A GENTS-Wanted, to canvass a new
IA Artistical Work. None need apply but snch who
can give annie security. EMIL SEil/.
d23ts No 1888 Broadway, up stars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

LIP Mechanics Institute Lectures for is5l' -
-hofsssor JAMES hENWiCk w'l oehver the !hird
Lecture 81 has coune Am'>pher Phcnpmena At the
rooms Of the Institute, ON THURSDAY EVENING, Doc
AMs o'clock MembeIs will please c all upon the ActuNy
kr their lche,s 10 The course rs none Wi he a1i0tsu
vnheut them.
.dsas JOHN ROACH, Chairman Lecture Com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

BOARD A Gentleman and his Wife,
- ~lo weuld he b'ari "a pa'G respectable oT-
v.s my COO pgtG II fez PEI caa ~ Innci cJ
wph Jares room with al NJ tfn iby-ncBcs H.t aad
COS bah sss 6'ss crate. &c Stltsd N he vica'y
VI the Opera h0re. TENS. - per weak nd1 lo' al
refsIsIe &c required Ad,uc,s A Z fnbane Once
% Ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
Boarding.

BOARD A few Single or Married Gen
IL tsmen be accom- nodaied with flil partial
Boad al No 10 Poplar - Broaslyu, on Br ,osyn flights,
two minutes yak fTsm Fulton FeIY. Ma In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
rECOND EDITION Now READY

~ ISAAC CHEEK, THE MAN OF WAX-by Doug
las Jonod, author If Mrs Caude aud Editor OF London
Punch.
This 6elghtful oSboot Of Jeuolds wit hiss reached
second EDITION JOyaUle shilling worth can
be where and all who the Injury
Spontaneous laugh should ItaO II forthwith Price l2lC.
BUNCE BROTHER, Publishes.
df2tt No. l3i Nassau 81 Nov York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

GERMAN OPERA, at the ASTOR-
"a PLACE OPERA HOUSE The GERMAN LIE.
DFRKhANZ. under The dI ection Of Professor PAUR
viii perform At the above pace on LCESD Az, Dec .,
CZAAR AND ZlNfMERMA
Comic Opera In three acts BY Iorzing rhe solo parts
viii performed by singers Of the highest iepn anon
For the Orchestra, the best professional this City
have been engaged.
Prices Of Admit s. ats 81 20 Parluetie
and Boxes 81 Amphheater 81 Tick cts to 10 mad AZ
all the German Nnsc and Book stores Doors open 81 81
= NJ. to comm ence at y. d. CT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

tbs nc Your Own fapdlord.-rhe WASH Nc
tSn..' NiLpiNG ASsOCiA ZION numbers about 80
a. 80 ID suceessful operation. and rapidly Huns up Al
E meeting large Hamber OF shares was taken, sOns
a. lhose wishing 10 avail themselves Of the ores
ss.., sh,iahee fss-3O ctn's-csn do by leaving the
Va sae name wh the Seer, AIRY. No. 3SJ Pearl 81
ssse any infDrlnat ca re- ae I'd regular meet
r.,. al NaiItn He'll crneT Of q Ivsf aad iisa-
sce,k pMONDAf EVENING, Decem)e s, 1901. A. 7
nr AID IN bItcktu. Isl. VIII address the meet
h. "Ao~1 ~ redeemed. Al meetings are pub
CASPER CHlLDS Presldsa,.
Nm National Democrat Office
- nootkR, No. $50 Pearls, Secretary. din
sels asnhausria al Home Association No. Per
afhr IA procuring Home al Ia tRs AsScl-
thp> 49, etsie iargtT ~ 81 gfulzd va al allowed
hfrr neefs can unite with a club of 40 pc mons
no have secured 10 ima ediaeiy adjoining
cs,npS,non Terms easy. For particulars sooiy 10 D.
pkYThh, No $50 WASHINGTON. 81, or n PARSONS
~ ss an' N1Aon Prospectus feTalsAed on aOpi,ca-
d IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

ROARD-A Gentleman may have a
- POEM With full partial Boa 4, the easantiy 10
taitd dwelling No 10 Woostef.st d 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

NIBLO'S GARDEN Manager, Mr..
v John Seton Tickets 81 Private Do,os - Doors
open at e. commence at o'clock. THIS EVENING,
Dee 1, VIII be performed
KIM-KA; or, The Adventures oil an .ETOnaut.
vsnnlaiaw Gabriel Rayel lungn or MarIe,t
KIM Ia Antoine Rayel kla Kline. -ANel
Key .FTAnCois kavel kobau- Khan G.. Lehman
Chow-ehan Ing have Tel. -Dllle. FoIah Lehman
20 InteTmiss SION Of hf cen minutes Al
To conclude with the Grand Fairy Come PanDlnine Of
MAZULM OR. The Eilht owl
Chevaler BaTiano- j. have Marina. Mad Jerome kayel
Emile Francois kavei Juia MarzeJti
Macl0w. Antoine Rayei Zulma ----- Mile V. Fraak
BROADWAY THEATER.-Sole Les
10 See Il. A. MARSHALL; Stage Manager rHOS.
BARRY. THIS EVENING. Dee. 4 will be performed
INGOhAR, The Barbarian.
IngenRr-- Mr. Conway PaThenan. Nine Pom 81
Alter hcb, New Grand Local Disp ay, eniited the
MODERN MODEL MASaNILILO;
Or, femaIe Flights for Female Rights.
Admisslon-Dress Circle. 80 cents; Family aud Third
Circles IS. Doors open at 6, commence att
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

RURTON'S THEATEK, CHAasRas-
Dsr.-IrHIS EVENING, December {, will be played
the Comedy Of
ROAD TO RUIN
Chas GOldfncA Mr. Burton 'enny--..-.....N Mrs Dyot
slr Dornton Mr.. Blake Widow Warren. -.tfughes
10 conclude with the laugbable farce Of
THE ANGEL Oh THE ATTIC,
AdgisSOn-DTess Circle and Parquet 30 cents second
Ter. IS cents Doors open 81 commence e. o'clecs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
CUANCE TO MAKE MONEY
CONERNESS Or LADY'S COM.

~ PAEION-A Lady about Is years Of age. OF re-
ptcablu eoioI recently aniyed from Germany
qua MED hs usual branches of female educ atom aud
8Ccou plis1mtDt ard accustomed 10 fine nssdleSJrk,
WISHES snuaion ia family IN either OF the above ca
pafiies in which would also epde II make herself
ger orally useful Good references given Address G h.
once Of The TTtJunc Do ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
s CuAMBERMAIp and Children's Nurse,

A S CHAMBERMAID, by respectable young
~ Gml p would have OBJ ecti0n 10 gel eral house
vs'k smal family has city reference, Apply a, Nc
?; WITS 81. IA IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

ROA RD.-Good Board and pleasant
- Rooms may be obtained IN prvsts family, for a
limited number, at No. LsnartlRe place sh ST. near
eh-av The house 10 new with aIl the modern improve
nents. Reference gwen and required. n2o iE'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
by a Young
NEkVANTS FREE to EMPLOYERS.

~ The best Protestant and ohtr Serya It's with good
eel ces Tor every department Domestic service CITY
~ county. az ERRES Domestic Agency, No u D1
i near broadway Oa'e of No. 3li Broadway La
li,, pl, afe cal and select yonr servants dl lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

ROARD.-A gentleman and wife. or
k( Two three sngis ssatls b aosal i~l"d
vi Board. a. Nc. Il VS-c1 81, rear : john r
". ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

AS GovERNEss in a Family or School,
~ by Young Lady OF superior intelligence. who
would prefer 10 teach only English branches place
either in city country, II the Northern. Middle.
Western Sulhern STATES viii he 2ted Address
notes 10 l. B. No ~ Bctknan st NswYOTk. a. IN earlv
date call personally al the Place whore a. needed
lno' nation can be obtained and references exchanged
dsIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
Two SCHOOLS and FAMILIES.-A

- very acceptable and competent CLASSICAL Ieacner,
with successful experience IN the yaTions popular branches,
vnhes locate good school family where lac
realize far alton for HIS services Apply TO
ii. WILCOXS u. s. School Agency, No. 293 Broad
way. diAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

~ OARDING.-As suit of rooms on third
~ 6Dor let with f8 partial Board furnished or
furnished also back psr0r and for SINGLE per-
IN hrst class house, No. AL IL h 81, ms In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04

ROARDING "A front Room, with
- FIRE place pantry attached. 10 ls wlh BOa'd.
pInale ian ny, Ia geU emAn rad his vile, Or 80
srele sfnttnen Location pleasant; stages pass he
door No 2Sl 9Th av. d. ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
Wdnt employment.

A 5 Cook, and TO assist in washing anC
N ironing ty a respectable Scotch Young Woman, IN
rvae family Apply at No. 40 EsseXst, font base
Can be seen for Gays, from to 3. d. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
as sr.xsraEss, BY a re.pechhle Pro-

AS nurse and Seamstress, by a re-
N fpectable yoIug Waman. She world have a. Oh
csB soIg 20 The cDuBIy, or II desirable ~Oad rem
Ger herseH uss Hnuset stIefsr-nc-s ven
Apply by letter addressed to c. C., Brooklyn Post cce.
d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-04
& ERVANTS.-Wanted, places for the

- hest Of Servants Cooks. Homework GTls, Nurses.
Chsnherma d., Scans esses Mattresses. &c ScJ ch
Gil wants placs Men Walters. Porters, FarG ers,
COaCbmen sc want PLACES. Best Office for good Sery'
an,-Ntw Yok Employment Office, No. AS bm4iway.
"a ~ I p SAUNDERS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29
Columbus Rock Store.

I'VE would cali the attention Of the puac TO our
w large ard reGeut arrival Of BOOKS, being the
largest and most general yet offered 10 this commu.
nifty. In the store may be found works on History
Theology, MISCELLANY, Sc, comprsingin part
allison llstoryoi Europe Ilume' s England, (eotll
aud sheep)
Mman's Gibbons Rome (sheep and musn)
Prescott Works; Theirs French ltevoiutioh
Webster's Dictionary, quarto edition;
do do octave do;
Splendid editions Of shakespeare; IIudson's lee.
lures on Shakespeare;
Twins complete works--bew edition.
Sales editIon oil Achoran, with notes;
All the standard poets; Miss l.andon's works,
Illustrated editions OF Don Quixoie
Addisons works. I,ynch's Dead Sea;
Iuppers Prose and poetoalwork
Stesne's complete works; Anthonis Classical Die.
Dictionary;
Burons anatomy Of melancholy;
Broughem's Political Philosophy. U.ondon:)
Landscape, Gardening and Rural Architecture
(Downing)
Miss Edgcworth's works; Dicks works;
lIolingbrooke's works; Prose Writings Of Germany;
Beautifully Illustrated editions Of iae OF Franklin;
Halls works; Neander's Church History;
Chalmers' works Mclyile's Sermons;
ClafRe's Commentaries on the Bibe, volumes;
do do do Testament;
good assortment ol Medical Books also, spen.
didybound Books presentation. large assort-
pent Of schools Books and Stationery Of every dis
criptidn including Blank Books, Letter and Cap pa
per, Paper, Pens, steel and gold Ink, Sc.
D. e. RICHARDS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29
NEW GOODS,

rr TIE undersigned beg leave 70 call the AZ
IGNITION Of the citizens Of Columbus, and the adjon.
ing country 10 their stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS.
comprising almost every article in that inc.
SILKS, EsAktEGEs. III USLINS, LAWNS,
Gnghans, Calicoes, Loces and Edgings, and All The
new and fashionable styles 81 Dress foods.
Brown and BleachA Cotton Goods Of every Width
and quality; Cotlopader, Nankug, Cotton and Liner
CoAtrlgs. and goods fur summer wrar.
Irish Linen, Table and Brown Linen napkins Lin
en- Sheetings, s, ~ and l3Qr wide, SILK Worstcd
and Cotton Hose aud halftlose, Gloves, Mitts Hand
kerclieg, Crayats, Suspendcrs and articles ior the
Toilet in great variety. Also, large STOCK q new
and fashionable ready made Clothing, Cloths, Cassl'
mcres, and Vestmgs, Boots ard Shoes, Saddery Chi
ma, Glass Stone, Wood, Silver 'rillaDia, and lard
ware, Jewelry, Matches etc, etc.
The above with their full assortment Of goods for
plantation use, Blankets geFseys Llnseys, 0spaburgs
Wool Hats, &c, they offer ~ all; more parlieuiariy
10 those to whom they are under somanYobligat
Tor their liberal patronage for years paJ
A. sIMPSON & co,
March %, 1850. 3s:tf.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29
Final settlement.

A H. persons ID any wise interested in ihe Estate
LAa James g. Neayes. Deceased, are hereby n..s
tined lhetw win file ouraccoant OF naI settlement,
At the Apftl Term 81 Prubates Court ol I,cwndns
county Alissssppi,i Columbus the cnusf
house thereof oS5l which time we shall ask for ts
Yid account TO be received and allowance made sid
We discharged at which time all persons having M
interest appear and coniest the same ifthey wiss
SARAH NEAVES, now
SARAH WILEY, Admrx.
n w. WILEY, Admir-,
Feb.g6, 1851. n32-tf inrightpf bis wife.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29
Oi'T'LFY 4. Stark,

DIN STAND or WEAvEn, MtLLIN 4 Co,
YHNHE undersigned aseforned copsrincrship
a. under the above style, Ior the purpose Of con-
ductng Mercantile Business, Ill TIE Dry Goods
line, nj The above well known odslard--wheFet they
have OH hand freH selected assorfmentJ
STAPLE q FANCY DRY GOODS.
suitable for tile Season and this market; together
with Reaiy madT Clothing, Hardprc Y qAssns-
rare, Sadtlcrylsfc.
We invite our friends and the pnblicto give as q
call and examine our stock as woilagei 20 doubi oi
being abeto suit them IN Gcedsand prices.
JOHN r. JisILEY,
PETER STARK.
CcIanbus, July 18th, 100 Ely
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29
More view B0ok!--Lae Arrival.

JUST RECEIVED, the following popular works
~ Five years Of Hunters Life in The Far n,c.
rior Of South Africa. one Of the most thrilling and
marvellous books 81 the day; Lsc Of John G. Calhoun;
Lives of Calvin and Luther; Deck and Port by Col
tor; Coltons great work on California. author of
Deck and Port; Sophsms Of the Protective Policy,
by Basleat; Dies BorcaIis, BY Professor Wilson;
Kennedy; Meltilles Sermons.
Or Gail at RlcHAED9 & Co.'s, without delay. al
ye who wish to obtain tie latest and best publications
Of tie day,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29


IA .ew discovery IN the jaguerrcotypa art
\ Gust announced BY ihr nagprilpam Jairual ii
FebrntFg, BY whehsilupn.ssiu ~ Oh plates are
procured with ALL he cellars IF natme. This
di-covrry has bren made by Ii L. Till If West.
Nil. n T., and il II said that he has produt,,d
numerous copies ii coI9rrd engrarings true 10
in Emh. paricidsr shade is liresen,.d with
all thr soilnrss in natuc" d AT, and marked with
great dsicacy m br my. The di.cose.er.
had some difficulty wlIhIbey yellow color at first.
hui all colors have AMI can now. II is said be
Produced Tie pictures have much he APPEAR
sncc Of cnamrlliag andfre hpiiescd 10 be cqua-
" durable, tor n is,ely difficult 10 ctIace thrm
by scouting and theysaae llo acted q, on by light
. This ptoccss,shr says, involves The use Of one
substance. enifels new, and is unlike ANYTHING
ever named ~ chemists Mr. Fl says he has
been offered $40 QUO fol half interest in his
discovery, hul dc ares Bis inlc,ton to continue
experimenting Naiil h. has perfected il as lar
as he cam wben, whatever disposition maybe
tnadsofit. h has rcsolsed thai il shall mot be
fnnnhpolized0
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29
Dissolution.

EEy HE Copartnership heretofore existing betwes
IL WIN ". Cozah; Vim. II. Shelton and I.
tCarrington, under the name 81 Cozass 4 Shelta
and i. p. Darlington 4 Co. was this day dissolve
by mutual consent.
'ihe notes and accounts hare been placed N 81.
hands 81 w, III ID. Carnngton for collection. ThOss
who Do not pay rery soon viii BE sued
WI. NJ. C1zART,
Nm. III. SHELTON, IA
i. ID. CARRINGI'ON. %
November 81, '50-Gt
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29
Groceries, Groceries.
1I4DEN ~ READ,

Marhet Sfrfet, Columbus, Miss.
EEANE on hand large and wcll-seccted assort-
u 4 ment Of GROCERIES, tp.wlt:
Brown, clarified, cruahed, powdered and loaf Su-
CARS
Java and Rio Coffee
Moasses, New Orleans syrups aud Rice. Is
Pepper, Ginger, Alspice, Saeralas, Ketchups and
Pickles.
Imperial and Gunpowder Teas;
Cinnamon, Cloves, Nutmegs Crackers
Mustard, Lemon Syrup and Dried Fruit;
Sperm and Star Candies, Soap and Starch;
Iron and Steel Nails, CASTINGS;
Wine, Brandy, Rum, Whisky;
Powder. Shot and Lead
And they viii keep on hand the best Family Flour
Corn Meal, Bacon, and every article in the grocery
llDe-witIl Chewing and Smoking Tobscco and
liegars---a Of which viii be sold low for CASH
'rheywill buy Or make liberal advances on cotton.
Store. nov. 3d. 1850 22--iit
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29
! lac state 0f mississippi.
flKTsIlggElIA COUNTY e1.

a.x
PROBATE CnUgT--IANCARy TERM, no
10au persoas interested III The Rcd Esiais IF Drdlr-
ard hardreu, deceased;
NOU are hereby cited TO be and appear IL IN,
L Probate Court Of said county to he held int y
Courthouse thereof, on the Fonuli Monday otApr
A. ID, 1851 10 show cause. II anyypu can, why u n
following described land AiiuAteIi III said county, w.
tie west half Of northeast quarter, cas-, half ofnot
west quarter west hall d south east quarter, aud
east half Of south west quarter ol aectlcn twelve.
township eighteen north, range fourteen east, SHOULD
not be sold agreeably 70 the petition Of William c..
Gillespie, Administrator Of The Estate Of "a ID Brain
ard Bardwell
- Witness The HcnaD. Anes, Judge q said
seal Courl, and the seal Of said Court, the 4sL
- Monday Of January, A. D., 1881,
Issued, 2sth January, 1881,
CiiAs, DIBRELL, cik.
March |, 1851 n35-6w. 49,.
Printers Fee, $40 10
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-29


90 Tier ere DO newspapers Flhl shed % ils-
ili.. rs in Afiea ~ - spain, - IN fal.lgaL
30 h asa. Is ia Belgium. S. n Dsunaik' 81
+. Rsssis ana Poland, 500 20 Prussia. $40 10
tiresi Britain anJ Ireland, aud $40 p cher
Germssie States and 1900 in the United s,aiet
Sir Wm. Biacksi0ns, The lsar5s3 sommenia-
,or "a law, learned lhslrade Of printer.
There are no less than S96i known laHsuages
in use in the world; 9s7 are Asiaiie, So Euro
psr,an. sls African, aad 1924 American Ian.
cuages and dialects.
Tbs robe used by George the Fou e e0si
ninety thousand dollars.
The New England srmers annually raire
IS millions Of bushels Of pataloes, 22o millions
81 bushals OF wheat rye and corn, which yield
% millions Of dollars.
Ait /. about $40 times lighter than water.
The explosive force ofclosrly confined gun
powder is six and haiflOns to the square inch.
One hundred and forty degrees Of heat are alb.
sorbed, during the conversion Of ice into wafer
The moon has no influences, Onthe weather
Neither do The moonbeams have any effect on
animal or vegetable life
Thetickiny we sometimes hear in the wall
and which the supersliiious call the sdeaih watch
is produced BY litie insect -
In the United States there are upwards Of a
hundred thousana females. who do little else than
read novels aud thunip on the piano, and who
know comparatively nothing about domestic
duties.
All the strata in chalkin Europe are probably
the product Of aaimacalr, mostof them nyisi.
Die to the naked eye.
cord Of green wood contains about l4OO
pounds Of water.
1t is computed hal between three and lour
millions OF barrels Of water pass over tue Falls
ofNi1gara every minute.
1.-THE harvest ola single year should fail nearly
the Whole human race would perish.
Fory.fye pounds Of salt arr contained IN one
hundred pounds Of The water Of the Dead Sea-
Air may be so rariiiet by heat as 10 occupy
I've or six hundred times the space il did before.
Water, when coaycrted into steam, increases
In bulk lsC0 times.
There are nearly three thousand muscles ii
ihs com non g,asshapper.
God, hy hammarins. mry be rendered 50 thin
that 2s2'Oo0 leaves must be placed upon ach
other 10 produce the thickness Of an inch.
There are twomilons Of persons in Ireland
whose sernacular is the Irish language
pound Object loses one qnarter by boiling
and an ounce more by roasting.
ih"re are in the Uaed Safes about 1000
lawyers. 1900 elerGYmen, mud $4,000 physi
cisns. exclusive OF, $1,000 quacks.
The sun flower not unlrfqienly measures $ 0
Inches Ia circumference.
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