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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-26
SENATE.
Mospxv, Sept. Is.

Two memorials were presented by Mr., Clay, from
citizens Of Wheeling and Baltimore. praying for Ma
tional Bank and the latter praying in the alternative,
for the Bank chartered by the State Of Pennsylvania,
as a u. S. Bank.
Mr. DAVIS presented memorials against the an
.nexation Of Texas, from Massachusetts and Con-
necticut. E
Mr.. BUCHANAN presented three remonstrances
from the city and county of Philadelphia Of similar
character.
Mr. NILES, submitted joint resolution that the two
Houses Of Congress- will adjourn on Monday, October
9th, which was read first time.
Mr. WRIGHT, gave notice that he should to-mor-
row. ask the Senate to take up the report OF the Com
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-09-26
TWENTY-FIFTH CONGRESS,
M EXTRA SESSION.
SENATE.

fsa fs t4t5 SATURDAY, Sept. 20.
Mr. CALHOUN presented memorial from citizens
Of Mobile, in favor Of National Bank.
Mr. SWIFT presented petitions from Vermont re-
against the annexation Of Texas
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
TOR MAJOR GENERAL.

er We arc authorized to announce
GUSTAYUS II. WILCOX, Esq, as can
didate for Mtj'r General of The 2nd Dvis
ion Mississippi Militia, G1rEIec'ion to
Jake place on tle Oh Of September next,
0L5-We are authorized to announce Gen,
JOSEPH NlCOLLS, of Claiborne County,
as a candidate for Mi. General 81 Division
Mississippi Naturalization oh Sep;cm-
ber
0TWc are authorized to announce VII
LIAM NJ. GwN, os a candidate for the of
fec of M jor General of the ID Division Of
The Militia of this State, to Gil the vacancy
occasioncd I,y the resignation of Gen. Felix
DISQUALIFICATION at tho various precincts
on the oh of September.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
FINAL SETTLEMENT.
March I, 1887.
PROSPECTUS
OF TIE
SOUTHERN LITERARY HERALD.


A JOURNAL of Public Literature Sci
N cnce, Gen. Intelligence, Morals and
Religion: To be published in the City Of
Natchez, Mississippi, every Saturday uiorn-
ing should sufficient encouragement be Civ
en- to warrant the undertaking.
An Association of gentlemen propose
publishing on the first Saturday in Septem-
Der next, a Literary Moral and Religious
Journal, pledged to no party in politics, and
standing on common ground in regard, to
sectaramism in religion. The supervision
of the publication will be entrusted to a
gentleman of experience in this department.
Of Literature. who will be assisted by regu-
lar correspondents Of the highest cbaracteg
for critical taste and intellectual polish.
1t will be the cndeavOr Of all concerned
in the publication 10 render il a useful me-
dium for the diff lsion of Literary and Reli-
gions information, and a journal Of such
events as may be alike interesting to Chris
tians and Phillnpthropists, as well as to the
scholar and gentlemen Of literary or scien.
tifc leisure and its columns will ever I've
open for the gratuitious insertion of all charie
table, religions or literary nOtices-giving
to Education, Morals and Religion, con-
slant and energetic support.
Believing that Journal free from secta'
rian and partizan controversy, and setting
forth the great and leading truths OF utility
and moral improvement, Is not only calcu.
lated to reflect honor upon tho community,
as an index Of the value attached to iHtels
lectual effort and moral culture, but that It
is also well adopted to subscrvo the host iu-
terests Of people, by keeping irre mirror
Of passing events constantly before the
public, the Association feel justified in So
Letting support from individuals Of every
class and denomination in society.
The Southern Literary Herald will be
printed on fine royal and supef.rctal piper
with fair type, and delivered to subscribers
for Five Dollars year, ravhle mi every
case, in Gdcdnoe--the pfopTfoiors pledging
themselves that the publication wlll moi be-
abandoned before the end Of Che year.
however Hunted mar be the support, IL Il IS
once commenced.
IT. H. iOLTON; Agent.
Natchez, June, %, 1887. 25.-
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE Undersigned wishes TO sell his
plantation lying in Miligan's Bend, fifteen
miles above VicksbuFg, consisting of
Go .FCreS,
about ono hundred aud fifty of which are
now in cultivation, and ono hundred more
can be put IN with very little trouble. Twill
also sell with the place,
TEN GOOD ACCHMATED HANDS,
and the Crop that is now on. it. Thirty
B lies have been already picked, and there
are upwards of one hundred still in the
field.
To persons wishing to purchase a plan
taiion, no better opportunity could be offer
ed to mike a speculation, MS ! am DESTROYS
to sell. WILLIAM NEVIS.
October p, 1885. 37-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
Fpr. Y. N. EOX.

c6NgE~ OFFERS his services to the
va inhabitants of Rodney and its VIZ
~ ciuity, in the various branches of
S1sAES his profession. His Office is on
Commerce street in the room formerly oc-
cupled by Dr.. Andrews, over The Drug Store
of Mr.. Compton, where he will at all
times be found when not Professionally en-
gagged.
May 9, 1897. l3-tf
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22

A revcrned scoundrel, named John II.
Elmiston, principal of a female institu-
tutc at Paris, Tenn, hns been detected in
an attempt 10 seduce enc OF his pupils. lie
had deceived his intended victim TO thick
ct, but gentleman interrupted and trustrat-
cd the diabolcal purpose of the william
lie Immediately fled and the citizens of
Paris have published card in which the
young lady shamcfuIy assailed by poison
Gus breath of SANDER is excused from all
blame as aspotless character and innocent
of any connection with the foul design in.
tended by one to whom she lopkod up as Il
protector rather than destroyer of her
happiness.-N Y. Spectator.
Destructive fre.-A fire broke out at
Lexington, Mississippi, on Saturday night
last, which destroyed five valuable build
ings, Among which We regret to Learn, was
the printing establishment of the Lcxing-
Ton Glzeiie, part Of the mltcritis ofwhich
was saved. The valuable store of MesSrs.
Brown & Fitch was also consumed-loss
estimated at $4,000, no insurance. The
other buildings were a grocery and a tailor
shop ofconsdcrahlc value. II is believed
10 have been the work of an incendary.-
Manchester Wig.
Sant7 Fc TrdderS.--We learn lroma gen
>tleman from Howard county, that Captain
Yates company of Santa Fe Traders, re-
tlrhpd a few days sine to Faye'te, bringing
with t'em between so and 100000 dollars
"a sod an silver, the gold in dust and silver
IN n1rs. Chit w. we unlesstand, has pro-
SC aalg l5.or S20,000a of gold
q ehn ratheranf,r.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
DINSOLUIYON.

EEVIIE Partnership heretofore existing be-
"A tween Abner Smiley and i l..
Russell, under the name of Snalley & Rus
sell, has this dry been diss lived 10y mutual
consents and the said Smiley stands charged
with the settlement of the business of the
establishment. ABNER SMALLEY.
A, l.. RUSSELL.
Waterprooc. IN. JIIy l, 1927 22-f
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
MTLTTARY ELECTION.

FAYETrE Mi. JULY %, 1887
NM HEREAS the Commlnder-n-chef
wv Of the Mitia Of the State of Mis-
sissippi has commanded and authorized the
Colonel Comnan1ant Of the 81 Regiment
ofthe said Militia to order and hold an cleo
ton on the 9th day Of September next, for
the purpose Of electing Major General to
fiji the vacancy occasioned by the resgn9-
ton of Gen. Felix Huston in the 2nd Diyis-
ion Of the Militia of said State
Az ELECTYON will therefore be held
at the several election pTecinis in Jefferson
county forsaid purpose, agreeably to law,
on the said 9Th day of September next, IN
the direction of the FLOWING inspectors,
to wit:
At Rolney--V. NJ. Stuart, Jesse U.
Evans, and Green Il. Martin.
Fayette-John II. Collier, John Young,
and Thos II. DIggan.
Plync's Store james Wool, "A. E.Grecn
and James Payne.
Red Lick-L. Wade, Il. B. Shaw, and
James Kelly.
Torry's Storc-G. G. Tory, J. MELON.
aid and A. McPhail,
M:Lane's Storc--N. Buic, jr, Davis
Stuart, and John Mitchell
Aad said persons are hereby authorised
and c1mmlnded TO conduct said election
according to law, and returns thereof, under
their hands to nuke Immediately af.cr the
close of the same, to the cDmnndlnt OF this
regiment. BY order the Col.
CJmmlndant Of the Bird Regiment
of the Mississippi Militia.
d. W. McCALEB, Adi't
Bird Regiment, Mississippi Militia.
AN election is also ordered to be held
at Rodney, on the 9th September next, und-
or the direction ofthe same inspectors. for
the purpose of eleciing one Captain, one
Lieutenant and one EnsiLn fDr the first
complny beat of the frs. blttalian of said
Regiment.
By order Of the Col Commrndant
ID. w. McCALEB, ad'l
regiment, Mi.
July p, 1887. 25-tde.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
NOTICE.

THE partnership of BlllaniiDe & Nelson
is this day dissolved by tire death of Mr.
BlIlantne. The business will only be
continued for the purpose of settlement. and
in which the name Of the firm only will be
used. WILLIAM NELSON,
Sirriring Partner.
THOMAS w. BECK,
Attorney.
Rodney, November s, 1886. 30
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
NOTICE.

THE undersigned, administrator Of the
Estate Of John Newbalier, deed, will pre-
sent his account At the next August Term
Of the Probate Court of Jefferson county,
for final settlement and allowance.
THOMAS NJ. MILLER.
August |, 1881. p 3w
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
AIARRlED.

Ga Thursday evening, 9th JAY, by the
Rey'd. John Cllem1n, Mr. RoBERr w.
WoRrHNGroN, of Rodney, Jefferson coan-
", Mississippi, to Miss ANN GRAY, daugh-
ter of Curtis Grub, Esq of Southwark
Philadelphia hqHirer.
On the 2}l June, in London, Mr.. EnwIN
FoRREsT, the celebrated American trAgedi-
an, to Miss CATHARINE, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter Of John Sinclair,
E.q of the Theatre Royal Dtury-Lahc and
Coyent-gardan.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
FINAL SETrLEMENT

AT Office is hereby given. that the I'M
y dersigued, rs administrator of the
Estate OF Joseph A. Smith, deceased, will,
at the August term Of the Probate Court Of
jefferson comfy, Mississippi, present his
account for inal settlement and allowance,
when he will surrender the business of sud
estate. JOHN f HALL.
August s, 1887.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
Communicated.

ED-Yes'crday morning, suddenly,
ELIZA ANN, infant daughter Of George
Leighton, Esq, of this county, aged one
year and ten months.
sob! haditthnu still on earth remain'd,
Vision of beauty fair ii. brief!
How soon Thy brightness had been staind
With passions or with grief
Now, not a snllling breath can rise
To dim thy glory in the skies.
Thou vert so like form of light
That Heaven benignly called thee hence,
Ere yet the world could breath one blight
Ger thy sweet innocence;
And thou, that brighter home to bless,
Art gone with all Thy oyelne5'.
Ga yesterday, in This place, Mr.. JOSEPH
.DUPoNF, IL native of Canada.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
4 A S.
- n "A -
WGr Department, Dec. 10, 1887.

Wqr Department, Dee. 10, 1887.
GENERAL ORDER.
ENRON information received at this de-
IL partmeni, itappears that many persons
in this Republic, and also in the United
States of America, are wearing the Uni
form and Military badge of the Army and
Navy Of Texas, without the warrant Of a
commission from the Government, and have
thus 10y liceniious and unprincipe'l conduct,
and many impoSiions, practiscd upon the
friends of Pexas abroad, reflected disgrace
upon the country and the service which
they represent
1t therefore becomes my duty 10 pro-
nounce all such persons acting without au-
ihorIty from this departmcnt,nor by order Of
tho President of this Republic, lMPOS-
TIERS, and it is hoped they will be treated
as such.
No person within the limits Of Texas or
elsewhere is authorized to wear the insig-
mia of an officer in the TeXian service, with
on, a special order, or permission to that eff
feet, from this or the Naval Department OF
this Government.
By order of the President,
Signed, VIM. FISHER,
% Acting Se'cy oc War.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22

NOTICE is hereby given, to all per-
SONS crossing at the Ferry opposite
Rodney, 10 make payment at the time of
their crossing; and hereafter there shall be
no credit whatever allowed for ferriage.
MARY TULLIS.
January 81. 1886. Soft
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22

q WILL sell the Plantation on which |
now live, situated fonr miles from
Rodney, on the road to NItchcz. There
are
Tro Hundred and THir'y6re Acres,
in the whole, about 100 Of which are in
cultivation | will sell the crop with it,
should it suit the purchaser. Any person
wishing TO buy vii do we'll to call and ex-
anime, MS am anxious to sell, and consc-
quontly viii sell low.
SILAS II. COLEMAN.
August s, 1887 26-f
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22

THE Ca-plrtnershp heretofore existing
between the undersigned, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All persons ha-
wing claims against the same, will present
them to J. U. Evans, as he only is TO IL
quidate said claims; AMI all persons in
debted to the firm, will settle their accounts
and notes with said Evans, he being alone
authorized to receive payment AMI receipt
for the same.
J. u. EVANS,
HENRY CLAYTON.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
LOOK AT THIS.

VA Il have Foundry in N'tchez' I'M
wv nediatcly above town where we
intend to do casting of every description
also Gin Stands of superior quality
Turning, finishing, pattern making, and
bIacIIsmithing, done on the shortest notice
and in the best manner The owners are
all mechanics.
SPITLER, WILDS, & Co.
M,v ,. 1887. l5-1t.
= - The Rodney Telegraph aud Grand
Gu!f Advertiser, will give above 4 inser-
tons and sepl their bits to this Office for
collection. -.Ndtcie. Courier.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
TO MY OLD CUSTOMERS.
Rodney, July 20, 1897. %

TO MY OLD CUSTOMERS.
NRATEFUL for pls; iavors, and de-
q n tcrmiGed to use every exerion to
please my old customers, and the public
generally who will favor me with their en-
enlargement, | beg leave to infrm
them that having purchased the interest of
Mr.. Henry Clayton in the late firm Of
Evans & Clayton, tho business will hcfeaf-
ter he conducted by me at the old stand,
where ! shall keep constantly on hand, a
general assortment of GOODS adopted TO
this market.
have likewise rented from Mossrs.
~ L1pe & Snyderth their large Cot
IS q ion Ware House, which is in
4>sz4z&2z8zg g god order, and will be KEEP in
repair during the seasn. Persons wishing
to store their Cotton in safe, dry AMI CON
venient shed, can do so by apPlyingto
j. U EVANS.
Rodaoy, Aug !, 1897. %
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
G00d Beds for Sale.

FE7TIE Undersigned respectfully informs
q the public, that he has on hand Il lot
If
DOUBLE s. SINGLE MATTRESSES,
which he offers for sale low Cor cash. En-
quire of Fauyer & Flrnsworlh, or The $ ID
scriber. MATTHEW JOHNSON.
Rodney, June u, 1887. l7-9t
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
r. = II o Y A Il .

THNETc Undersigned respectfully informs
N his friends and customers that he has
removed his store to Capt Blrker's IL ,usc,
on Magnolia Street, one dooro above Mr.
G. Nj. Graves, where he is prepared to
NEE. the wishes of those who may favor
him with their call.
]. A. MONTGOMERY.
Rodney, August l., 1897. Psi.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
NO TICE.

NO TICE.
AGREEABLY to an order of the Pro
bate C mrl Of Jefferson county, | will sell
al the door of the courthouse in said com
", on the fist day Of October next, on a
crolit Of twelve months, the undivided in
tcrcst of Charles G. Il. Abbey, minor, in
TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
one in possession of Stephen Terry, and
anil the other in possession Of hlrs. MIRA
G. n ISL. Sad lands being part of the same
owned by George Clan, dec d.
CHAS ii. ABBEY, Guardian.
August |, 1887. %
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
MILITARY ELEcTIoN-sEPT.R 9rH.

TIE Second Military District Of Mississippi
is composed Of Adam', Claiborne, JcE
.frsoa, Fraaliia, Larrcnce, Coriagton,
Jones, Wayne, Ciarhe jasper and lar
derIlic C0miies.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
WANTED ON HIRE,
~ ~ ~
Az " AC6s

FFNHE ubscriber will, at tho next May
"A Term of the Probate Court Of Jeiier-
son County, present his final account If his
guardianship ofthe estate Of Martha Blan-
ton, a minor, for settlement and allowance.
JAMES WATSON,
Guart n
April IL, 1887. 9-f
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
PLANTATION FOR SAFE.

August !, 1887.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22

CLERK OF CIRC'T& PRO. COURTS.
Col JAMES J. COLLIER, present Clerk.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-22
TO THE PUBLIC.

Rodney, November s, 1886.
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HAMPERS CLASSICAL LIBRARY.
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Collection OF Colloqual Phrases, every tepic nc
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Asc'ection Of Gno hundred of Penin's Tables accom-
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translation arranged i'll such as to point out
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also figured pronunciation of the French according 10
the best French works exant the subject The Whole
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~ We e, Urs'etn E1chnge, Garner IF Itto"piteulq.
9ma .ntfrdrS si,rcts-catrnce aoor in N2scar- 81,
4 ~ Tuesday, Mach 7th, and every evening, fsrn.
~ days excepted, viii be exhibited the novel and
interesting
THEATRE DU AUTOMATON.
""Sl9Hhg "f el2iu most arr using figures Whose pep
ornances rcsenJle the action and movements Of real
After which series ofIsuglnble
r. II Il y 7 O .BjC IL Il SIO.N-S
=. nc room has been fitted up with beautiful colct-
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Ihi19'-b&tte OF The Erisand and troops; contcssing
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~ So"Sa; HANNIBAL s"eaIing cnmy the Romans:
Mount NeSnyuS; Nc. The Who'll, FORMING m interest.
lh5 colectoh' " hichcannot foil to please all who may
honor the prorLetorwith their company.
AGlAitaucc 30 cents. Children hulfpricr.
aioranla open 81 : oeuck-5A Aibiflu of Ninatt1r,
Theatre and Illusions, VIII commence at half past
O'Clock. ,rG
I Ron, STEEL 4 HEAVY Il3UDS-Ilaf, g0-iar
u and bundle iron, we'll assorted.
Hoop, scroll add rod iron, hail rods and ulou.I,
r.pus
Cast, German, shear, bs'ci,,t, SPRING sl,cct aud
Crowley steel
Hollow ware, cut aud wrongful nails aud spikes
I'e, BLOCK tin, mill g,d GRAD stores, salt kc,t!es
llian c.llcs n chois ltots
w, log a d trace Chains corn mills
a!!Nils, vices, Hammers atd bellows
Nire sheet, pig and bar lead; shot
csal, aud cooking stoves
;,t'",S' howlanh's and other spades and 81 wells
,iH ,1 ana plate hinges, door and window hooks
collins, Hurts, slnnrs, and other axes
= u d and Manila cor'agc, lines and tviue
H I,o! and 'heatling copper; Naval stores
iinhts lnsCcd ard sperm oil
, n 'o!' assortment of hardware and ship chanllcIv,
'!%;'> Oh hand, and which are offered r Sale " woI,
,e or rc's'i' o." the mos, favorable terms, by
llt LAYTON 4 Co. SIS Old ievcc.
~ iiIf.-SHbscribcls to the building Of the new
Metl0dst hlr h. at the corner Of pnvlr,.s a,,l
fohuaet street who have nol paid their suhsc 3,inn
hs respectfully informed that funds are nj this time
much wanted. "
a considerable amount in addition to that already
uoscriIed VIII be. required to meet all the engawf-
ious proportion of which it confidently believed Win
u promptly contributed by the friends of relic ion in dis
- '''''
This church when cornletcd, Will stand firth. win
iAef cdiAcGS recently erected noble monument of The
a5,e anu iinefaIity Of the city Of n. Orleans.
Persons disposed to contribute towards Til, Object
IN please to do so through the agent, the Rev VIM
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Historical Memoirs of My Own Time. Part 1A, from
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