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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16
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State OF Mississippi, Lownlcs Co.

Psobaies Court, December Tsrrn, 1887
TO Mary Clandenin. Claiborne Myers, Elizabeth
o Hanlun Nancy Myers aud Robert Myers, heirs
Of David Myers, late Of Richland District, South
Caroina, deceased. and James q llanlon, execu-
tor OF the last win and testament of said David
Myers, deed. and to all others interested in the
real estate Of said David Myers, decd. lying in
the county Of Lowndes and State Of Mississippi
You are hereby cited 10 appear before the Pro-
bates court Of sad county of Lowules, al the Court
house thereof, on the first Monday Of March, 1858;
then and there 10 show cause, IT any you can, why
the f,lowng lands, the property Of the estate Of
said David MYERS dec d. 10 wit: tie west ball Of Sec
lion No ten; the west half Of tile southwest quar-
Ter of serhon No twenly-three; the west half Of
section No twenty-five the whole Of section No
;wcnty-six; eighty acres of the east side Of section
M twenty seven, running tile Whole length Of said
section, and extending IN width 50 as To embrace
eighty acres; the north half Of secion No thirty
five ard The west half ~ the northwest qu1rier Of
secimn No hlrly-six, all ia township No ninetren,
Of range No seventeen cast should not be sod ac-
cordng 10 the prayer Of the psltloa Of David +.
Myers one of the executors Of The last viii and tes-
lament OF said David Myers, decd. and further TO
do and suffer such things as shall he conYdered OF
and ordered BY the said court in the ptenses
Witness, Thomas sampson Esl. Judge Of Pro-
bates for Lownlcs suniy, ihc first Monday Of De-
cenhor, 1887 Issued the l4th day Of December
1897. Attest: r. ID. HADEN, CIR,
Dee. -, Ie37--e3iG [fr lee SIT so
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PUBLIC MEETING.

At meeting held in the town Of Ripley ON the last
day Of the Circuit Court, Ohe LIST day Of Deem
ber) by many of the citizens Of the county, and
others who were in attendance, for the purpose Of
adopting resolutions in regard to United States
Senator: when, on motion Roger Burton, Esq.
was called 10 the Chair, and II. H. Strickin ap-
pointed Secretary; and after brief explanation OF
the meeting by the Chat man. the following gem
tenen were appointed to draw up resolutions To
witt Josiah Snort, Joseph H. Fitzpatrick Col John
II. Glaze, Solomon B. Isaacs and Samuel M'Neal,
who submitted the following preamble and resolI-
tons, which were unanimously adopted.
whereas, our distinguished felOw-ctizen, JAMES
r. IRoTTER. has consented to submit his name to
the next Legislature as candidate for the Senate
OF the United States; and whereas Judge Trotter,
from his long, able, and faithf public services in
behalf OF the northern portion of the State has
claims upon the people Of the north that no other
man can have; and whereas we have the utmost
conn ience IN him as firm, Gnbending and IN
compromising Democrat; and whereas the south
las now both Senators from that portion OF the
State; ami whereas equal and fair representation Is
the basis and spirit OF our republican institutions:
Therefore be IL Resolved, That we, portion Of
The Democracy of Mississippi, regard Jdge Trot-
Ter, from his distinguished ability and high demo-
cratic qualifications as eninently acceptable to the
democratic party at this trying crisis Of polti
ca affairs.
hesolced further, That we hereby, heartily and
With zeal, recommend Judge Trotter as a suitable
candidate for that high Office to our democratic
brethren throughout the State.
be Il further Resoiced That copy af the pro-
ceedIags of this meeting be signed by the president
ana Secretary and transnittedo The Editors Of the
,nlpley Transcript, Holy Springs Mirror, pontotoc
ohlon, and Columbus Democrat, for publication,
ana respectfully request the Democratic Editors
throughout the State to publish them.
ROGER BARTON, Chmn.
H. NJ. SrRIcKLIH, Sccy.
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State Of Mississippi, Lowndes 20.
ProJates Court, December Tam, 1887.

ProJates Court, December Tenn 1887.
FEN0 all persons interested in the Read Estate
III Of Shared II. Willis late Of i.owndes coun-
~ deceased: You are hereby cited looppear before
the Probates Court fsaid County Of Lowndes, at
the Court House thereof Oh the first Monday Of
March, 1888 then and there 10 show cause IL any
ven can, why the following lands the property Of
,ne estate Of said Shared H. Willis deceased, 10
vii, The s,ath half Of the cas-; halfof the south
west ouarer Of act ion number six, the westhalf OF
the south west quarter, o. section number SIX, IN
township number eighteen, ofrange number sixteen
cast, and the cast half Of The south castquarer o.
section number one, in township number eighteen,
OF range fifteen cast should not be sold agreeaby
10 the prayer Of the petition Of William b. Willis,
Guardian ofhs MINOR children, and Milton K. VII
lh, IMcreta Willis. Cyrus Kelsey and William b.
Morrison, and further 10 do and suffer such things
as may be considered Of and ordered by The SAID
Court in the premises
Wnness, Thomas Sampson, Esq. Judge Of Pro-
bates for the County Of Lownaes, at the Court
IIou7o aforesaid the fir, Monday OF December
1887 issued the 14th December, 1857.
Attest r. ID. HADEN, Clerk
Dec. 10, lS37A23-6w Pr fee Sli 00l
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CoaMENptBLE ALTERNEss.-A letter from
Havana, published IN The Norfolk Beasna, saws
"As soon as The United States C1raIl here
gave information Of ihe reported capture 81 he
Susquehannah, orders were issued Cor sea; and
in siriesa hours from the reception Of the news,
the Ontario and ST. Louis were under way for
the Double Headed Shot Keys and Bahama
Banks.
llYpRAVLIc LIME DISCOVERED on The KIN
TvcKY RlvER.-An cxoest Mmeralogst attached
10 the Engineer Corps Of kent0cky. has d'scoy.
cred some important deposiiss OF hydraulic lme
SAID TO be bat httIe inferior, II al all. 10 the roman
cement
A, Lower SanduskY, on the Ohio, above one
hundred elegant new buildings have been erected
during the season, some of them large SIX story
brick buildings. The immense water power cl
SanduSky has also been more extensively Inn
proved. 4 steamboat Plies daily between the
town and Sandusky city.
It's said stocks have advanced in New York
since the election. Very likely. Stock, iobbing
and Whggery have remarkable sympathy Ior
each other,
ln,he Alabama Legislature, on the l4th inst.
the following resolution VAS offered:
"Resolred, That committee be appointed 10
inquire into the eNPedleucy OF appointing com
missioner or commissioners. 10 negotiate with the
General Government Tor that par Of West Flor.
ida, lyiog sou,h Of this State, and ives, OF the
Cmuahoochie rver."
The city of Pensacola is included within the
limits a the proposed boundary
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FEnERAL BOAT.

:, ne Federal boat which il now fitting out at
boston, under the direction Of Captain WEBSTER,
Is 10 take in a precious cargo, nyoiced under the
mead n Of National Bank, Internal Improvement,
I Tariff, etc Uponits flag. The words
ADAMS AND LIBERTY" are to be inserted IN
req letters on black ground, and blae lights will
&c o,, ho'sted as signals. No particular uniform
"il be worn by The crew, which is rather mot
.sy enc, THEY will be easily dts6ngushedBy
sne black sockade iniheir hats. Democrats who
\. ..4's one ioctn The boat will Withdraw 1t when
'ao signal Eight is secn.--Globe.
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Losf orr mislaidl

E0UR NOTES, drawn by Daniel Williams
H. in favor Of Sanford u. Allen, all Of which
wore dated the 18th day Of April, A. ID. 1887, and
are OF the following descriptions One for five hun
dred dollars, due on the first day of January, 1885,
one for two hundred and fifty dollars, due ON the
eighteenth day OF April 1888 one for FIVE hundred
dollars, due the eighteenth day Of April, 1889; one
for five hundred dollars, due oA the eighteenth day
of April, 1910. AL persons are forcwarned against
trading Tor said notes. as they belong to and are the
property Of Daniel Williams, the maker Of said
notes. 5. Is. ALLEN.
December ID, 1887 231
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SSS$F5 *

The last northern mai brought the Presidents
Nessare. Il came too late for publication in To-
DAVIS paper, and we are compelled to defer il Ill
next week. Tie Presidcn' has not disappointed Us.
ne maintains the same position on the subject Of
the Finance that he took in his message 10 the Ex
ira session. But we have no room ior comment.
Civil war IS rs ging in Canada-the battle OF Lex
ing,oa has been fought, and severe conflict ii is
believed win ensue. 1t is rumored that an Express
had been sent on from the Provincial government to
Washington city. in order to obtain permission for
the transport of 10000 British troops from Halifax
and New Brunswick through the State Of Maine,
destined for Quebec and Montreal. We give be-
Inv the latest items Of intelligence from the seat Of
war. We shall look for farther acc rua,s with much
interest,"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16

FryHE ssmi-annual Ezan.inaiion Of the sis-
III dents viii conpencc on Tuesday the l9ta
ur December and uil continue sour DAYS On
Tuesday and Wed0esiay, he scholars OF the F.
MAKE Academy via b. examined; 90 Thursday 7nd
Friday, thds5 81 tie Hisis Academy. Ezaiia'an oa
FRIDAY night, the zsd Of December. Tie friends
Of education are respectfully aud earnestly requested
10 attend. r 3. WRITER,
S. 6. SWIFT
Dec. ID. 1857 aan
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16

MARRlED-In this town on Thursday evening,
the l4h instant, by the Reverend Mr.. WRlcnT
DIR. BARRY w. BENSON, of Jackson, Secrela-
ny Of State for the State Of Mississippi, 10 Miss
ELIZA ANN BARRY, eldest daughter Of Maj0r
RIcnARD Barry, OF this town.
On the 10Th inst. by the Rev. ID. H. Alexander,
Col. e. u. Sharp to Mrs. Martha w, Fort, all of
Columbus
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Negro Absconhcd.

RuHAwAY from the subscriber some
M time il July last, negro man named
M,NY HENRY. or tu!cluble dark complex
PN/ ion, aged u years. He was appre-
ssaa0aszs hendcd and confined in the Jail of
Lawrence county, Alabama, but escaped while
bringing him home. Any Information respecting
said runaway will be thankfully received ana ibe-
-aly rewarded Jesse SPEIGIi1
Dec. 10, iaS7-Q3-4t. I.owndes CO. Miss
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pnnLIc MEETING TO-DAY.

~ The citizens Of l.owndes county, who feel
an interest IN the cause of Education, aud The
welfare aud prosperity of the county generally.
are earnestly requested 10 meet their fellow cil-
aens Of Colnmhus at the Methodist Church IA
SAID town. ON the 10th inst Saturday at ! i
O'clock. The ladies arc respectfully invited To
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Notice.

A IL persons are hereby fofwarDed from trad.
IN ing for note Of hand executed by The I'M
dersened, and payable to James Barber, dated the
I4'h Nov $50, and due the 4th day of July, 1887,
for 1898 00 the consideration for said note having
failed, shall, therefore, not pay the same unless
by law.
WILLIAM c SHAW.
Fulsom, Octlbbeeha Go. Mi. Dec. g 1851. [22if
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State or Mississippi. Kcmper co.
TO az toAom It MAJ concern

TO 90 WH0M u nay t0HctFH
WOU will please take notice, that at the next
M term Of the Probate court, to be held for
the county Of Kemper on the lst Monday in Jan
uary 1853, l. Rebecca W Griffith, reIiet and widow
Of Thomas }. Griffith, viii apply for an assignment
Of dover Of all the real estate OF which the said
Thomas Griffith died, seized and possessed IN the
county OF Kemper aforesaid, when aud where you
can attend and maze Opposition. il you choose, to
said motion. REBECCA " GRIFFITH
December IS, 1887 23t3 IPr fee Sd 60
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16

BRANDoN BANK. For the information Of
those who doubt the soycncy of this institution
we state on the authority of the President Of the
Bank, that it has more than sufficient cotton now
on hand to redeem erery doaar Of lis issue. What
Mississippian 50 base as not to acknowledge the
staple of bis own state an equiuaieat 10 gold and
airei. u. u. ddretfser.
Iii amusing to hear the opposition clanor for
nat,nnai bank Ia regulate the Stale banks. They
ave most Of the banks under their control, and
have Chartered ninety etght m'lons Out OF one
hundred aud hitecn millions since 1880. Cant
lDey regulate themselves What a confession 10
admit that they are 20 dishonest so reckless, and
cxtravaaaul " lheir banking, that they want
national bark TO cheek them and keep them from
running the c,unny!-- EoStoH .4dt0cdie.
An orator ia the IRISH House Of Commons
was describing the moldlnaie love OF pralae,
which characterized an opponent. She honor
aide member" SAID be, as 50 ioud OF being
praised, that reall, believe he would be content
/, eve up The ghost, il we're but TO hook up aud
read TIE stone-eulIer's puff On bis grave"
FRIGHrFuL MoRTALTY.-In Opelousas, a
small town Of Louisiana, there died u persons Ut
NBllDW IebtJ DCtNtNu fHi ~ ~ NhN w "
october
The New York Gazette says-"We UNDER
sfannd that Mr.. Soulhard will in few days re-
sign his seat in the u 5. Senate, and thai MIR. |
Freltnghuyson is likely to lake his place.
The Poitsyc journal has the following curt |
pu. notice." Wanted, a MUSE to take charge |
IF basket Of children, left at this Office short
me since"
Morris county N. j. jail IS tenantcss; hav-
Hg been without prisoner, debtor or criminal,
ZONE weeks. A credilabe circumstance for
population Of 24,0O0.
sMy Lord" said fellow condemned to be
Ianged for sheep-stealing, "al | ask of your
4ordshp is, that ! may not be hung Oh Friday"
Whyl" asked the Judge, in surprise. "Be-
ause," was the reply, 81 is always counted
Mighty unucky day."
Thirty hogshcads Of Kentucky tobacco sold at
uction IN New York Oh the 2nd insl. at an aver
&c of ten cents per pound.
Ninety-seyen vessels were counted along side
be levee At New Orleans on Tie 9Th. Also -
teamboats for repair at the ship yards opposite.
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Hire.

A y active young Negro Man, d coed charac-
IN ter One VINO u de stands something about
gardening would be pre- erred.
W0RThING TON s. LES TER.
Dec. Is. 1887.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16

GAMBLERs.--A man who had gone over a
great part of the world returned at length from his
travels; his friends came aud requested him TO
relate what he had seen. LISTEN said he. 'Elc.
ven hnudred miles beyond the country of the HUI
rons, there are men who thought very strange
they frequently sit at table until late in the night
there is no cloth laid, they do not wet their mouths:
ghtlngs might fash round them two armies
might be engaged in battle; even the sky might
threaten TO crush them in its fall, they would re-
main unmoyed on their seats, for they are deaf
and dumb. YET now and then there escapes
from their lips half broken, unconnected and
unmeaning sound, and they horribly roll their
eyes al the same time. often stood looking At
them with asionishmen, for when such stinys
take place, people frequently go and witness them.
Believe me. blethlen, will never forget the hor.
rbe confessions which there saw. Despair,
fury, malicious Joy and anguish were by turns WIS.,
IDLE in their coun,cnances. Their rage, assure
ylI. Appeared to me that Of the turies- their gr
witty thai 81 the Judges OF hell--and anguish that
Of maelaclurs. "Whai was their obiectn'
asked his friends "rhey attend, perhaps, The
welfare Of the com uunty!h "Jh M They
are seeking the philosophers stonei "Yonare nj.
mken.p " They WI h 10 discover the qaadraurt
of the clrclel' "No." "i'hoy d. penance 70
old sins!" "Nothnig Of all tns."
"Thenihey are mad It they neither hear, mr.
speak, nor feel, nor see, wha can they he dong
q rIley are gambling --F.om The G rman Of
Iichhrerb
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16

PnospEcrs OF ouR COUNTRY. iloihschlld rs sta
ted to have recently said II will not lend dollar
to such a counry as the United States of America,
which has 10 import its own wheat The inslnna-
ton was that our people, with all their beautiful
country, were not inclined to industry, and sought
,hr. I'd, COZ that which should have been Iased IN
ab,ndoo, o"antitics at home. RothschIld was
,yronr Their, is no want of industry in our coun-
trv. no more Than thee is It enterprise. The scar
city ofwheat IN the Unca Siar'S Tor 'le last year
or two can be readily accounted ioT' " niue I,
land was laid out IN "cty lots" am. re'.'''n'u
waste aud unoccupied when it could have been pro
fitnby employed N agricultural purposes; and too
many persons became interested III impeding rather
than advancing the supply Of provisions for our
market. But the error OF such course has been
seen. Men have again got their packets oil, and
their sons and daughters probably employed IN
uing the ground, or making butter and cheese,
where they have been lately showing of 10 adj
vantage IN the large cites. Providence Smiles up
on their abors. Sunshine and rain alternately de-
scend and moisten and warm the earth The III
pening corn and The golden gram now shine in rich
uxurance where last year was bat a waste; and our
country viii again prove herself the richest on the
globe. What IS there that the limits OF the United
States cannot produce what is there that the peo-
pie of America cannot accomplish RodisclnId may
cast a slur al our having imported foreign gram;
bur one thing is certain, we shall be compelled to
pay il back agaa, as those from whom we obtained
II could i'll spare 1t, aud we shall able and certainly
willing to do 80.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16

49, bzrs THE Anniversary Of St
3sc q siG,s John iie Evangelisf. viii be
M - celebrated BY Columbus lodge
Y No. s, on tie 9th Instant
[~TSSSuG Members are particularly re-
-15z Ill. \ ~ quesied TO be ppbciuai in
- Their attendance, and uan-
s-----l--- srent brethren are invited to
inn in tic ceremonies of te day.
Ills Procession viii be Formed a. The Masonic
Hall at t2 O'Clock NJ. and psoceed 10 the Metlo-
dist Church, where an Address viii be delivered by
Brother RIcuSRp Evans.
C. Il. ALERT,
J. J. FULLER, Committee of
]. w CARROLL, Arrangements.
r. CHRISTIAN,
Dec. l6 lss7.-a3-9t
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PURSUING OUR INTERESTS Every person
would pursue his own interests, if he knew what
il was and, in fact, every one does pursue H.
but the generality totally mistake it, No man
would choose riches before happiness, power be-
fore quiet, or fame before safety, il he knew the
true value Of each. No man would prefer the
ransitory and worthless enjoyment Of this world
TO The permanent and sublime felicity Of better,
IL he had clear prospect Of ihem both; but we
see the former througha mist, which always
magnifes, and the latter appears TO be at 50
great distance that we scarcely see II all, and
therefore il makes Tide impression upon our
senses, and little influence on our conduct
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Portraif Pail. ting.
A Car.l.

DERS0NS holding subscription lists Tor the
a. publication Of the "ALABAMA MEssEN-
GER" to DC printed at PickcnsyiIe viii please for
ward them to the subscriber at Pickensyie, Aaba-
ma, by the 18th December.
10. GALES JOHNSON.
Nov. %, lS37--2i-9w
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PEcuLnRIrIEs OF ExPRgssloN.--In Kentrcly, n
traveller, ON the opp ste SIDE Of the table, will adj
dress yoa with svy. stranger give us a leaie
sprsahc of that bread, il yol pea.e"
If ynI ask r5tlntryman bow much piaRder Omar
keiing &C., lac has--yJur answer viii b.. "A right
smqrt chance.
Ia Mississippi for an expression of "a troDomc
pleasure ynu i'll hear an exclamation similar 10
tnis Frank this is not bad to take. The extra
arrangements OF the tea table, such as sweet meats
tea cakes etc are generally known the little fix
ms
The simple earnestness with which these pecu-
liar forms ofspeech are naed, strikes one from this
side OF the mouutains as irreSslIby udicrous. But
he soon begins to use them in half payfulness, and
presently finds them Incorporated in his general
modes oil expression.--B Visiter.
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4 WoNDERFuL MAN-Wc haze now ia our
community a very respectable master Of vessel,
now Al years Of aye, who has crossed the At
lanhc SO times; visited the West Indies 3
times never cost the Insurance office one dol.
lar; escaped shlpwrcck aud loss OF spars; was
lever so sick as 10 be deprived of laklng the
deck: up to this date has escaped hea lache ;
his ,oeth are rs good IT'S ever; 80 much so, thai
he can, as he terms It, eat muSly biscuit and
one would suppose, from appearances, the SAID
person might remain full OF vigor for years 10
come. What is rare, to this day he receives no
credit; he pays all cash and, the most rctna
kable Of ali, he pays for his newspaper always IN
ADVANCES; and is now what Il richly merlted, a
man universally respected. As the Spanlard
says, may he live thousand yeors.-- Baltimore
San.
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. snunrc the Yard :,

A LII persons indebted 10 the subscriber arc
IA respectfully solicited TO make immediate
payment, he ntcntls leaving This pace as as
he collect is dues. JOHN MUNRO.
Columbus, Dc O. 1887 eff
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Fever and Ague Pills.

A new supply of Galig hans Fcrer and .agne
IN Pills, just received and for sale by
PFlSrER s GOODWIN.
N. B. The Cash must accompany all orders Coz
these Pils.--Prce 81 30
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1837-12-16

The following advertisement recently appear
ed IN a newspaper published at kelso, IN scot
land, near Abbolsford, the residence oil the late
SIR Waller Scott:
"Thc gentleman who carried off an old and
curious iron cande.slIek, belonging to the col
lection in the Hall at Abboislotd, IS hereby m.
formed that it /, only a model OF that said 10 be-
used by Robert the Bruce. He is ut liberty to
retain It, as tn re is another III the COLLECTION !;
and be may exhibit il as a mcmento OF hi, vlsll 10
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IIV'Ir 10 nv Y N777'7'7V " "F0NINs
The bigam-t, David llugaman, who was
made notorious by Tue press last sprIng, ioi hay
III beguiied young ,jy Of respeetlbte conne,-
tons from Ne" Yorh 10 tins city, where lie mar
RED her, having only mouth previous inuned
another lady N Caisiun, vas med IA this eli,
iast week, before Judge Ford, and conyciea.
lie has been sentenced to the olate Prison for
five years-a dteary period OF SOLITARY conline-
Inen,.
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A Western Preacher, ~ his efforts to give his
hearers the most enchanting ideas Of Heaven,
held forth thus "Be assured, brethren, my de-
scnption as fa falls short ol the reality, as Little
Mud Creek Is transcribed by the MIssIssippi!
Heaven ls--lleaven ls--oh, my dear hearers,
Heaven isa red Kentucky Of a place."