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Female Education at Washington.

lie subscriber thankful m patronage with which he has been
favored less han neen States, families hold
highest In the respectfully
entered the fourth Of his service In this city ths
eighteenth OF his cxperience) instructor OF youth
Ills Private Family boarding School for the educsoB Of young
all the sold and the ornamental branches required
female educaon limited four popils,
domestic comfort and thorough Rsuucon
he thinks, in miscellaneous In larger schools
Of intercourse in the miy and the school FleneA
under Instruction ofa French lady educated for the oe'iOn IN
Pars = .z.... .
r. w. CUsHMAN, A. NJ,
Indiana avenue, near City Hall
is-eod2nifs
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Medical Department of Georgetown College,
Corner of and 1914 streets, Washfnrtor, ID. C.
THE Lecture, the h Monday in November,
L esd continue until the latter part ofMmoh.
FACULTY
Young Professor Of Principles and Practice Of Msd-
cine.
Charlie. Lsberman Professor Of Institutes and Practice o.
surgery. - !,
Fo.rdo Howard NJ D. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children
Johnson Elot N. d., Professor Of Anatomy.
Ritche NJ Professor OF Institutes o Medicine
James NJ Au-tn d. Professor Of Msna Med'ca and Thes-
peutcS.
: J. W. II. Lovsjoy, NJ, D., Professor Of Chemistry.
Samuel w. NJ d. Associate Professor and Demonsra'or
Of Anatomy.
Clinical be delivered and operations performed on
patients In6nary and Dspenssy attached TO the Cot
isre,
lecture halls and anatomical
admirably adapted for medical Instruction
a
Mainculaion (pa,d only onee)
Dcnonsuafors
Fee attended full courses In
PLoDoARDo HOWARD, NJ, D., Dean,
Corner of 10Th and streets
Aug oI-lawtSov
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California Land Titles.

California Land TITLES. .M
IN direction President Of the United staie
hereby
Francisco said
the 9Th day OF December, 1851.
hands, city Of Washington, this Ilt day
September, 1881.
HITAND HALL,
HARRY L. THORNTON,
ser I7-,od1m Cotnrnis
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IL OWEN Il son, Merchant TailOrs, would lespcct-
Ia fully make known their friends and the public generally that
opened and
quality, such clois casimeres
request will call
III themselves.
returning thanks for The liberal share Of patronage they
having
the evils of the crsd they have de-
termined furnish articles their line low for
lci -oawl Intel &
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Ths New York and Liverpool Unitsd ststes Mali
Htcazsnoss. G
The ships composing this line
ne Ananuc- Wr.t
.-.s
..s...
EEEgH These ships having een by contract
GE31n pessly for SERVICE been
Q8kRX taken In their construction engines
- 10 insure strength and speed and their accommo
daons ' passengers unequaIed elegance
Price Of passage from New Liverpool $780, Excessive
fa5, - - - '' ~ 80
An experienced surgeon will be attached 10 each ship
No berth can be secured until paid
The ships will gold
bullion, SPECIE lewery precious sones METALS unless
ading signed therefor the
PROPOSED SAILING.
From fsw York. From Ltperpooi.
Saturday Nov. a. 1881. Wednesday Nov.
bsturday. Dee. q, 1881. Wednesday do %, 1851
Saurday... do 2O 1861. Wednesday. Dec. IO 1851
"Wednesday. do ~, 1851.
sfar r. "Wednesday. Jan. 7, 1859.
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C0lumbiAm College, ID. c.
THE winter Of SIX months will be opened the l Of
i September -. I
.
Room, library, and furnure ~ %
Table per week. 25
CHARGES 0 students who do board:
Room, library, and furniture IL
Fuel washing J7k cents dozen.
Mxucularion fee si0 a damages
The college exclusive Of books and stationery
40 poS exceed be admitted
opening preferable Bills payable three
months 10 advance -
our rudeps have opportunity attending the OF lee
lures given BY Ksed OF science the Smith
,oaian debates Congress, and
mens before Supreme Court which
no other college present.
CoIIrss HIII. Ausus, 1881. Aug 22-dAcplawtw
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ON0 wthln the reach OF all-The celebrated
u physcans Doctor Brothers and Gray, have finally
concluded themselves In the city after having
knowledge and having spent
the Indians for the purpose Of getting thorough
botany atcr themselves qualified to nevise
complaints which human family subject We
Honise all favor with call that We VIII with
complaints and
and guarantee and speedy cure The Docso,.
vegetable, prepared by themselves We
also complaints, matter
they msy originated, how long standing,
viz ye had once from
persons living all the counties Of the sasss View
York Cansdas who having been given 10
faculty hearing Of and avaing themselves OF our
health Diseases successfully treated
once following dyspepsy, Constipation Pses
bronchitis, erspeas, ee scsd hssd dopsy an nef
Of the skn uns stomach bowels h'es
hdheys, aPane hc.
OMce street, opposite the smshsonan Institution
Octe-A7ws
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Canton natsInK., VIoor OiicIoths, CarIstis Z, So
THE subscbrr, receiving schooner Statesman
from New York
90 90 pieces :. extra heavy white Canton ma,,9s'
% DO - DO red checked % ..
25 do 54S6+do do do.
do do
do super English ocoh, Is feet wide
do American ocot, from twelve to eighteen feet
25 do owpriced American olclot, from three 10 feet
wide
10 do Cocoa maftinss for basement, nc.
Also, hand variety OF i'm
ported and American carpetng, such as
imperial ply nsrain hns ingram, low
hemp striped and plaid together
every line for house furnishing which
and fully determined Offer good terms
other dealers In this country.
Aplo-u Y. H. HoOE Co,
IN institution hr-, Monday Of November
and continue until March.
Thomas Miller NJ d. Professor Anatomy Physiology.
William johnson NJ D. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women and Children.
Joshua Riley, NJ d. Professor Maiens Mediea Therapeutics
Fred May D. Professor the Principles and Practice Of
Tyler ~ D. Pathology and Practice Of Med
icine
King Stone NJ D. OF Mcro.copica and Patio
Edward Foreman NJ D. Professor Chemistry Phsmscy.
lanes r.. Morgan NJ. D., Pro.ector and Demonstration.
The entire for full course OF lectures by t the pro
Practical anatomy by the demonstator 10
Matricusne Zee, payable only once .....'.,.''..',.
Graduating etPcnHes. -
Clinical instruction given regularly at The Washington ,.hmay
Aus Io-2awid Dean.
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GAM Sliek's BookRnls and M'srus OF the hns'" IN
y America; by "sam Sick." -s
Forest Life and Forest Trees by John 3. Springer.
Lossnss Field Book OF Rsvoiutnn~par H.
ius, pubiish~d, and this day received for sale by -
TAYLOR h MAURy,
Oct2 pookssisrs, 2t stsoot
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University OF Maryland.
THE NEXT begin "Wednesday the i5 day OF oco
i ber, 1851, and close 1st March, 1852,
Nathan r Smith, N. D., Surgery -
William f. A. Aten, NJ. d. Chemistry and Pharmacy,
NJ d. Therapeutics. Matea Medca, asd Hygiene
Joseph Roly, NJ D., Anatomy and Physiology.
wiI,sm Power, NJ. D., Theory and Practice of Medicine.
Richard NJ d. Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and
Children.
t,eo,ve w Mitenberrer, M. D., Pathological Anatomy.
for The prosecutor pactoA
stomy M n moderate expense,
C,n,c. by Professors Smith and Pow
ey in he Baltimore with tho privilege dsiy visits
pards without charge the student for the ticket
Fee for the 900 s9s practical anatomy so msic
"'' ~ WILLIAM r. A. AIKEN, Dean.
p,,,,noyc Aurn.t 1. 1851 Aug 5-oawt5Oc.
cypsOEMA ERS GOODs.-on hand, and constantly reeeiv
y ing Importation, all kinds Of shoe stun and trim
minas .
Merchants and will nnd us well supplied with srt
line will be sold on terms
JOHNS PAYNE,
Impor,rrs and dealers in shoemaker goods,
Northeast corner and Arch Streets Pbtsdephta
July 9-eod3m
DEMOv AL DIR sELpiNe wYLfE have removed th,
II Agency Law Once 70 Seventh street.
opposite Fellows Hail. and two doors from the
National fntelleencer once.
Mar W-1av1
THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE rsr ncvsmhsr.
| Iu.t received by TAYLOR MAURv,
Oct % sooSsshsn, "eA' "" "'.'N
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TUE next annual session of the University Of Virginia
mrhee the Lat Of October
VI We ssh Of June The University comprises following
and lecturesiiip,
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately
ur prno,nsl OF III. wa.nton IN o. Nal. Academy wishes
10
The various English lower matbsmates lie must
an habits and good moral character
An immediately and II by letter. poet PAID
the Prnc,pa
Feb to-du
nrFvCIAL Military Books. for sale ny TAp'or -
" MAURY, booksellers, 9th street, washington
Cavalry Tactics, vols price 45-yery scncs.
wsypss sword Exercise price 81.
scott's Infantry Tactics, 3 vols. price 81 30.
Instructions for Mountain ArIiery price rs cenis.
Cooper's Tactic. and Regulations Militia
Instructions for Field Artillery Horse and Foot.
Cross's Military Lave.
McComb's Courts Martial.
Ordnance Manual.
Army and Navy Registers.
And all other government books and documents,
~
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NO sportsmen.J. w. BADEN Pennsylvania avenue, gu
has opened small lot double
guns OF saiesbe sres, and st unusually low prices.
Likewise fresh supply of Dixon Sons powder nnsk 10
aud ~ ounces
shot pouches and belts
single M double game bags, dram bottles
English, French, and American
Gun waddng, powder horns, sc,
DCt
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THE YOUNG cHRTsTlANt by Jacob Abbott. volq
il illustrated.
Queens OF Scotland. Volume 2j by Mrs Strickland
London Labor and the London Poor.
Of Bethshen Stories Christmas beautifully Illus
uated
Aun, Mary. Boys Girls BY Hughes, with u
ustrntions
The Wocdbine, Hoiydsy Gin, beautifully Illustrated =
Illustrations OF celebrated American painters WIN ee'e" "
Cravings steel by John snrtaiB.
.u.,,on
FHANth lNtbon'
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Tts wen known establishment is still conducted In The
has always been The central and pleasant situation
the house, commodous and tho comforts and
found there combine render agreeable and sd
vantageous o the traveller.
Of John l.. Tucker Co.. long at
establishment Subscriber pledges bis best es
eron- maintain s reputation and give Satisfaction 70 h
wN. n. PARKER.
BosTo~, Sept. IS, 1851.
Sept ie-Nav3m
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PRYOR & DAvIDGE wnl praetl.s In tho ssprs~,

THE Informs the public That
proprietor the line OF mail coaches running
Winchester by OF Leesburg He
win and good horsesw have IN his employment
slu and accommodating drivers Tho
always he made good tme and pains will be
extend him thu The
respectfully solicited once nj PotomRc
House, Pennsy lvania avenue, between ID and streets
JAMES II. KEMP.
Idly
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J. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

.4iiorpey and Councillor at Law,
WILL practice Of this District and In the sdIolnins
w counties of Maryland and yhgnis.
claims
especially claims for In the Of the revolution
Ohce on Louisiana avenue, been AZ and 9th
Sept i2-co5m
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4 EW MOOT AND SHOE sTOsE.-The subscriber
Of those and elegant stores recently erected by
Afe,srs puvnli Brother side Of Pennsylvania
nns between AZ and streets he intend. conducting
hoo, and shor misunderstanding engaged the
.e,vcs o( Henry Maelas who, 10 wen known,
fpt himself high reputation cue and whose senios VIII be
directed o boots snd shoes
~. ~ovd call Of the ladies the beau
I'm, , snA elegant ye Mselas gafcr boots and shoes
we have with beaufn assortment o. ffsnoh
and fnsiish leather ks and ,sr which will be made up 10
order IN Mr.. Ms usnai beautiful style -. ~.
care IN New Yorh Phadelpha and Baltimore All Of he mos
.,v,es m description 10 all OF
psrcuiari, i attention OF IN. prehc
t~t7- -. NJ
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w. t. DuvaIl, merenant Isaior'
(Lafs firm Of Lsaby DS~dii,)
MOULD respectfully friends the public that
he ius opseed aud varied fall and
winter ssoAa fof genilemen's wear, snch
Coth and vestng Of the most approved mannae
snA styles
Merno SIN, and shirt and drawers
Hosiery, cravats, penders, gloves
UnbreiIss, dsessin9 gowns, Ac.,
Offer his customers al the lowest cash
lie soicits liberal share OF public patronage
HE present locsuos oppoehs former stand the National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue.
Sept T-3kaw3wtf
Episcopal Institute for Young ladies'
EovfArss Of aA and sirssf'.
THE INsTrTUTR session the first Of septem
b with ecent Of professor and teachers In every
dsparnsnt
boarding pup sa5o per including English and
mahsnnstics.
Terms for day pupils sssson frs mo"h'ffom ee 10
VA, In Entiish and mathematics
Ancient modern languages, music drawing painting &c
Principal Ery application for
WILLIAM J. CLARK, Principal
wAsmpsror crry, August 10, io5l
Aug l7-dti3Oct
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
ONWARD--rHE uNIoN PARTE.

], will be seen from the following notics in ths
UniOn Flag" that the Union party OF Carroll
county is in motion. The other counties Of the
district will soon follow in is gallant lead.
The organization should be in opposition to the
nessage Of Cor. QuitmGa; he object Of eoHrsH-
ton, stated in he biz, calling The convention ths
ed7-ss, Of the Jackson JuHtO appointed BY PO--
tiOn Of The members gfths legislature to address the
citizens Of the State, to dase dsuhion doctrines
This address was noticed in eur last, and will claim
special attention hereafter. Its authsS are about
equal from the old wing and democratic parties.
The principles Of the Union party, are distinctly
set forth in the resolutions Of the great Union Con-
vsniion, Gssembied al Jackson the lsA q N0reT-
Der. They are the same with those adopted BY the
late convention in Georgia, and BY the Unicu party
in all the southern States.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
PARTIEsIN Observation-Disclosures
DO YOU STANDl

Between the Union and disunion paises, the line
may DO distinctly drawn; and conscientious man.
belonging to the one or the Other, may always know
where lie is lie, who holds that tho adjustment bulls
are unconstitutional ana 80 aggressive upon the rights
of the Southern States as to destroy their equality Ia
the Union that there is no hope for redress, or secu
ri,y for the future, but in eonfcderacy OF portion,
or ali OF the Southern States; and maniuly anaoun-
fees that he will not submi, but will advocate aud
counsel sccession--s DisuSDssr. Such man
can be underatool and no one, who claims the right
to thnk and act independently, shond question his
motives or his sincerity lIehas exercised the right
ofan American czen--riglts guaranteed to him BY
the government he would destroyi--but he hopes to
get a better government, aud il il his privilege TO
hope--snd try lie unquestionably has the same
nrh. that McCrinde had to shear the woi--athough
he made great fuss and got but little wool. Such
man feels consciousness Of his own independence
The mounts the Quiiman platform, not with the
abashed looks Of a criminal about to be hung--but
stands erect. in the face OF Heaven, freeman'--a
| man! tie s no submissioaiss he will have redress
for the pas of--secede FROM the UMos. heisa dis
unions,.
lie, who holds that the Constitution has not been
violated by Congress, in snactng the adjustment
laws; that it IS tho part Of wisdom to regard them as
a settlement Of difficult impor ant and exciting ones
tions, BY statesmen and patriots of acknowledged
ability, long experience in public affairs, nd andcuOt
ed devotion 10 republican governments, and the non
or and glory the country and thatas setemenn mol
to be disturbed, the Congress Of the United States
shall refrain from the exercise Of any jurisdiction Oh
the matter Of slavery exccp, for its protection, either
in the District Of Columbia, the territories, Or the
States, Of BY rciSsa to admit states into the Unior
recognising slavery, is a Ua,osist
u. Ho holds that The eqnslIy Of the Southern State
! must BE- maintained in the Unon--or ladependenc,
out Of /; but confidently trusts, that neither the mad
ness Of hnaicism, or the thirst for dominion. ha
vet closed mp the channels Of reason and Justice
With sucn hopes, be discafds the remedies proposeS
BY the disuniOnists aud relies upon the Constitution
as u, and the Intelligence aud honesty Of the ma
! lonry ol the Amerlean people 4
The people are slow to yet; they may be aisgude
! for a time by faaatics and demagogaes--bat shall
we despair Of truth and iuslice' Should we not i
Dor a. much u preserve the Union As the men ofth
REVOLUTION did to form II Liberty is above all: but
it not to be feared that the destruction Of the Unor
may bury beneath its ruins. that liberty Of which
E boastf The creates, blessings are citan enjoyed
without being appreciated, The loss awakens Us
: -.r.e Il their ls.s,inable value. The Union W.
f,rmcdhy wise heads, aud honest hearts in M pre.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
The State OF Mississippi,
LOWNDES COUNTY.

Probate Cosrt- Jaakosy Eym. 1881.
70 all per,ons interested in the Reaf Esiars of
EZEKIEL FRAZIER, Deceased.
VOU are hereby cited to appear before the Pro
i bate Court OF said county, at the Courthouse in
the town Of Columbus OH the first Monday in April
next to show cause, it any you have, why the iot-
lowing described lands, belonging 10 sl,e estate Of
IL 'klel Flsziur. decelsed, to-wit:
The east half Of section Twelve township egh-
teen range seven east, and the north west quar-
ter Of section seventeen, town hip eighteen, range
eighteen east, lying in said county should not be sod
agreea'iy 10 the petition OF Es,kiel =, Fszcs, Dyd
-. Kyle, ny y. 7. Frazier. his gaardsn, WA. FM.
sisr, rhomss T. Barrett, w Wa. Frazer, hi. guar.
dan. Mary Elliott Robt. Elliot, Peter Mason IN
Jane Mson, by ,cnh 3. Topp, their attorney
and distributed. of said Ez,kie Frazier, deceased.
~ Witness the Hon H. Goodwin, Judg.
I lis eof the said prshaie Court, tho lst Monda,
~ , in January, A. ID. 1851.
lssaed JaRuarys 1851.
DANL. WILLIAMS, OK.
Jsnnary a. 1881. n2s-3uns.
Printers Fee, Gal 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
ABOLITION MERCHAxTs--A CARD.

HAVING cen informed that report original
ing with newspaper published in this city, TO
iha effect that we are Abolionis,s and support
ers Of papers advocating abolition doctrine. &c
has been put in circula ton in the southern ta,es
we deem proper to ST ale that said report is "a
terly false and without foundation.
Neiiher member Of our firm has any leaning
torards or sympathy Nth dbo!tionism or is al
rocafcs and aerer had, b,a on the contrary ar,
stdnnch supporters Of The Constitution and Lars
Of he country. and opposed 10 any further dgaa
ton upon the subject Of slavery
We respectfully request all papers which hay,
given currency to said report, to daus the jus,c,
and favor 10 relract and contradie, the same.
PERKIN, WARREN & CO.
laie DENIM. PERklN 30 co.
New.York, 80 Broadway, Nov. ID, 1875
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
NOTICE

S hereby given TINT by virtue Of an order Of the
4 Probate Court Of lcwnaes county, Nj, at the
November Term, 1859, the undersigned, sdmini.trs.
torof the Estate Of Isaac Copper deceased, viii offer
for sale to the highest bidder at the Court house in
Columbus, on Monday the 10th day of February
next, on credit Of twelve months, the following de.
scr,bcd tr,c, Of land, lying in Lowndes county six
miles from Columbus, to wit: the north half Of the
east half Of south west quarter and west half Of
north west quarter, all in section thirty cue, town
ship eighteen south, range seventeen west, contain
ing l20 and 100 acres, about 30 acres in cultivation
Title good. Bond with approved security will be
required from the purchaser.
X. D. fADEN,
Administrator of the Estate Of
Isaac Cooper, deceased
January 1881. n97-y.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
NOTICE.

TIE undersigned viii gsc liberal reward 70 any
one who will give 10 A. Y. Sixth or partner, At Co
lusabus, such information as will lead to conviction
sry person OF persons for trespssing upon his lads
Qn i.owndcs or Noxubee counieSl by eating basket
wood and board timber, and BY carrying away light
wood.
Most Of these lands are valuable for their timber
whilst some Of them would be Of no value ~ithou,
a,--thereore the evil complained OF can aEd viii be
allowed ne longer.
Persons wishing this timber can e accommodates
by purchasing the land which can be had GA redueet
terms. la-lt--2w--ly JNO. PERKINS.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11

ervstiou ls us emuaio The sislam and pliro,ism b
O., founders, that il nay rsusn 70 t6sn monument
as enduring ss the n ghy soBiiusn. Ehsh aoE en-
oys ts b.essingL
We iasn5ei 70 notice tbs third partY, bit nust De-
feF Or the present hisystin EPnrgltofa Or eha9es
condition ]. has a. many eslofs as JossPhs coat.
Satan's Eisage Is no, a. ehangsabe. Il has neither
the purple blnnsr Of "uniOn OF sssarst banner q
the ardent and hopeless dssnionist It Wanders in
doas, and darkness. ike the children Of Israel in the
wilderness OfSn Let it drink Of the "vatsF' q
M.nh." until We have more leisure.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
NOrIGE

s hereby given that BY virtue Of an order Of the
/ Probate Court Of Lowndes county, Mississippi,
at the January Term, 1851, the Undersigned, Guar
dian Of the Minor heirs Of john v. Iockerham,
deceased will Offers or sale to the highest bidder 1T
the late residence Of said deceased on Saturday The
18th day of February next, credit Of cns and two
years the following described tracts ot land, being
in the county Of Lownaes, nineteen miles north,
east Of Columbus, to-wt: The south west halt Of
south west quarter containing 10 81 100 acres; and
part Of south halt Of east hall Of south east Nxter
Of section twenty-eight, township fifteen, range
seventeen west, containing 40 acres. Also the "A
divided half Interest in the north east half OF
south wGsl qWdftef aud~the north west quarte
south west quarter, all in section twenty thru y
township fifteen Of range seventeen west, contsihinp
70 s5-l0o acres including the dover Of Mary I
Cockerham.
Bond with approved security will b required from
the purchaser.
e. WILLIAMS, Guauaisn
|, ian. 6, 1851. n.s-54.
rrlntefs Pee, 90 %.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-01-11
NOTICE.

A csRyeRton Of the Union party Of Carol en-.
win be- held at the Couh House, on She 22d Of
February ner. tor the purpose Of appointing dele.
gates 10 the Union State Convention al jackson,
and also 10 appoint Delegates TO meet al such a
place as mag We agreed On to nominate Union
candidate to represeR. the 2nd. Congressional
District in Congress. 4 Union Association will
olso bs formed. 4 number Of distinguished Uniuh
men from distance will he iaviIed 10 address
the meeting. A la attendance is sery desira-
BE,
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corrox.--IAic arrivals from Europe bring adylces
A an advance Of one iarthing per pound en- cotton.
The prsssn, price In Mobile, we believe, is from ~
% IS cents for middings. The Last news from
Liverpool will no doubt. cause 1 Sigh, advance In
sAs price 81 the article. Whc,herit will 90 much
higher. o. fA lower, viii depend upon tho quantity
rslssd last.yea We think i hardly possible. that
|, can an below ten cents and Il is quite probable i
may rise to ffscn The crop Of lastyear, from We
eAn, u csrtainy not an asarage one, Thought will
% doubt turn out 70 Be larger shantLat Of the pre-.
sIoas year. We notice In the New-Orleans Prize
Current q the 18th inst, that the arrivals At that
port. upte tho 9Th December last, amounted to
i3oois bales, sgainst i4s,io2 Attic same date in
ie4sA-Er New Orleans sss,ss sgains, 3s4 .262.