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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
TO all whom il may Concern:

EEAYiNG disposed of our entire stock Of
n ~ merchandise with view OF closing our
BUSINESS, this noIce is given SO as 10 give all dsIo-
srd 70 arrange debts due the following concerns
chance 10 settle The same without attaching the adj
dinona expense OF the law The old concern Of
w. A Clunn & Co; that Of ". .. Cook s Co.
and that OF Cook & WALTON. We hope no debtor
after this notice viii be backward in arranging hli
debts with MS as we driven 10 this course as The
last alternative We owe money, and money We
must have To make our own creditors easy. We
sincerely hope that we will no, have TO sue our Gus
toners, as II would be very unpleasant to usi but
we arc compelled to have money
w. y. COOK,
Agent for the above firms.
Cotton Gin, march II, 1888 SONS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
To Planters.

A young man from South Carolina, who has
IN had seyerh years experience ia Planning
both long and short staple Cotton, and is well ac-
quainied with the management Of negroes, and has
letters OF recommendation, is des,rous OF obtaining
a situation in the above business letter address
ed to this Office, to j. J. l. through the post Office,
will be thankfully received.
march 8. 1888 SAT-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
Notice.
BAxE or the ToMnIaY r. r. Co. !
Columbus, March 10Th, 1888.

BANK or the ToMrlGW X. r. Co. !
Columbus, March l6th 1888.
NR00KS for subscription to The balance Of The
ND capital stock Of the Tomhieby Rail Road
Company, will be opened at their Banking House at
looolock ON Monday the 10Th inst, aud remain
open for six months, (unNss the amount should be
;,;ouSly subscribed ior) under an act, entitled
i an act, to authorize Rad Road Comnanics 10 dis
Pose OF their unsod stock, copy Of which may be
seen at tue Banking House.
BY order Of the Beard.
II. w. CATER, Cashier.
March I7th 1852 Soft
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
NOticc.

NNTlLL be sold at the court house in the town
w Of Athens, on the fourth Monday of Aprl
next, on credit ii twelve months, the purchaser
giving bond with god security, tract OF land lyiug
in Monroe county, about one mile from Hamilton
containing two hundred acres, be the same more or
less, with ITS appurienances; known as Wills Old
mills, in, II byug grist aud saw Hii i'E9ean; acs
I'M The pllea owned by joel MrNcely al the time OF
hls death. JOuN FALLS. Admir-
march II. 1888 36w6 pr Zee 81 o0l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
Motto

EP0OKS Of subscrie'.,on (or the Capital Stoc
AD Of the Mississippi union Bank, will b
opened at Jactson, the place prescribed for the L.
cation oil TIE riother Bark, Oh the second Monde
IN Aprd EXT, aud continue open for The space olsi
mont !. nv order Of tie Board OF Managers.
HIRAM G. RUNNELS, Pres't NJ U. d
jackson, Feb. 90, ls35-35-5w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31

DIED, in Starkvile, on the 10th inst. Mrs. FRAN
cEs b. consort Of Doct. Thos. II. Todd. Her cha
racer will remain bright and lasting monument in
the memory OF her numerous friends and relations.
She died Of protracted affection Of the lungs, which
confined her for several MONTHS although she suf
fered the most agonizng pain, yet sheexercised all
that patient resignation, which is so Characteristic
of the christian heart; her constant prayer was
that God would give her patience and lor:itude to
sustain her until the end. In the death Of such an
one there is much to regret, and yet there is solid
consolation in the reflection that TO die was her gain.
She has left large circle Of friends and relations to
mourn her loss, which TO her dlsconsoate husband
and children, is irEeparable. ~
DIED, in Lowndsborough, (Ala.) on the 2lst ult.
Mrs. MARY B. HARRISON, consoh Of Captain
THos. HARRIsoX, in the 2ist year fher age.
1T is under any circumstances, painful duty TO
record the death Of an acquaintance and friend; but
to see one taken from US in the prime Of life, when
but just arrived at womanhood, full offprits, and
ul of happy earthly anticpations, nothing but the
patience taught AND the hope inspired BY the Chris
tan religion IS sufficient 10 reconcile TO such an
affecting dispensaton In the death Of this amiabe
woman society has lost one of its most valuable and
estimable members. Bun il is with her family, her
relations, and her intimate acquaintance, that her
loss will be the most keenly and intensely felt In
her were happily united all the endearing qualities
OF mind and of heart that make one esteemed and
beloved; sincere generous, benevolent. she was
stranger to alfectaton or deceit. AS wife, she was
kind, confdng and afieconate; as friend, warm,
sincere and constant; neighbor, liberal ana
obigIng; and as mistress, lenient and humane
ohe has left kind husband, a fond mother, brother
and sisters, also numerous train Of relatives and
friends TO deplore their loss HayaesrNe (.dlG Obs
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
Dissolution.

EENEIE partnership heretofore existing under
h the firm Of Hooker < Hall, was dissolved
this day BY mutual conseht All persons who are
indebted 10 the firm, are requested 10 call and settle
BY paying the Cash, as longer Indulgence cannot be
.rvrn. +. HOOKER,
march 5, ls3S-s4-3w G. HILL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
Peoples line Of Stages Tor Augusta

NOTICE TO TRAvrLLERs CoING NORTH:
" This splendid line Of four horse post coach
es is in successful operation and runs daily between
Montgomery, Alabama, and Augusta, Georgia. Pas
3cngers can be assured OF more comfort and expe-
don by this line than any other now running To
Augusta. The company have spared neither pains
nor expense to procure the best Troy built coaches
excellent and well trained horses, experienced, sober
and careful drivers
To avoid mpositiong repeatedly practs,d on the
travelling community by contractors at all times era
wing monopoly passengers VIII be careful gong
North not 10 take their passage farther than Mont
gomery, on any other ntersecting line, whore they
will al all times base d preference on the Peoples
Inc FOE Augusta.
THIS line runs Is miles on tie Augusta and Ath-
ems rail road, winch viii land passengers in Augusta
ahead Of the mail Line several hours.
GEO. w. DENT.
AGENT Tor the company.
Office Montgomery, Ala. mar 81, 1888, 1871
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
Money Wanted.

a ID those indebted 10 Tho Columbus Ex
IA change, are requested TO come and settir
their accounts, as | am compelled to have money
Though accounts are small against each individual,
yet wien Jumped together il amounts to a. goot
deal. ". A YERELL.
march 8, 1893 SAT-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
Law Notice.

~ c. & j, G.. BALDWIN, ATToRNirs Ar
W. Law, will in future attend the courts Of
kemper, Newton Winston, NoXubce, Ocubbeha
aud Columbus, Mississippi and Of Sumptcr aud
Pickens, Alabama. Business entrst, d 10 their care
VIII be transacted with all possible despatch. The
Junior partner will attend particularly to the colec-
ton Of claims in Mississippi.
Address Cornelius C.. baldwin Gainesville Ala
bama, or Joseph e. Baldwin De kalb, kcmpcr
county, Mississippi.
REFER EHcEs.
B&IRNE, FAwcErT & Go. Gainesville n.t
O'NEL MIcnux & Co. Mobile, ''''o'''''
Dr. WEe. Prcs't Commerce Bank,
Gen. CARTER, Columbus,
4. &. WEIR, Esp. )Misslsslppi.
Gainesville march 81, 1898, 3st3
The AIississppan, at Jackson vii please give
the above advertisement three assertions, and lor
ward tler account to the Mcssrs. Baldwin.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
Two Imported English Horses.

WILL stand at Boardmans Mills,
I6A Madison county, Ala, 0 miles south
"a west from Huntsville, the season Of
81 PM 1888, commencing Isl Of March ami
sa.s@zsszA1 closing Isl Of July, viz:
C0N'S0L, 10 years oil, his second season, Of
500 If paid BY the Isl of Juy next, $40, payable Isl
Of January next, or 500 insurance. Ills colts q
1897 are decidedly large and in good form.
BER.NER'S C0MUS, IL years old, his second
season at the Mills, al so within the season, $50
payable first Of January next, OF 800 insurance
Several Of his get viii be dropped early this spring
Satisfactory notes must be sent with mares, due
ist Of January, 1889, and paid by the LIST Of July
$40 discount allowed.
Excellent accommodations and the best keep for
mares and l0as from distance, AT 81 b0per week,
10 be paid before the mares are removed and one
dollar, Groom fees, with each MARI.
As | am breeding from more than 20 fine bred
mares, these Stations have been selected with tn
utmost caution and prudence, for their blood form
size, constitution, performance, and continuance OF
the turf running on until they were aged horses
carrying heavy weights att long distances. and have
p-yr, u, r,c down, Address ytters to Huntsville
Gs~For particulars, sec bills.
Fcby 1888 3jtj II. II. BOARDMAN.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
Enntion.

TIYHE public are hereby cautioned agains
n trading for note (now in the hands of " m.
Cozart, Esp made by the undersigned to David
Monroe, for The sum of $1,000. The consideration
Of said note has wholly failed, and It's payment win
be resisted BY the maker.
Feb |, 1883. TH0S. ID. C0NNELL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
Trustees Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that IN pursuance Of
~ the provisions contained IN deed m tust
executed on the 25th day OF February, 4. ID. 1851,
by Saauel II. Early aud sNlllam ID. AIMS, Of
Lowndcs County, IA the State Of Mississippi, 10
Hende9 s. Bennett. Andrew Weir, and IiIglnan
NJ Tucker OF The County and State aforesaid, as
Trustees TO secure the payment oil three certain
promlss0ry notes. in said deed mentioned aud des-
cnbed to Ell Abbott the FIRST Of which SAID notes is
payable on the first day OF January A. ID. 1888,
AMI Is now due and unpaid. We, llendley =. Ben
nstt, Andrew Wen and Tilghman NJ Tucker as
such Trustees at tie request olihe said Eli Abbott,
viii expose % public sale, and VIII sell public sale,
auction and oucry, on the 18th day Of April, A. ID.
1898, at Columbus, IN The County Of Lowndes al0re
said 10 the highest aud best bidder for ready nor ~
tie following described property, situated ara o4,ny
in The State Of Mississippi, 10 w.t. the vel hnif ~
the north west quarter, Of section nurit sr twenty.
sGven the north cast quarter Of the eas haIr(sayinr
and excepting twenty acres. being n oblono square
Of one quarter Of a nile north Al. south. and one
eighth oil nile cast and wet. ont and of of The
south west corner OF sad edst falr) of the north
Wesi quarter o. sectioh Lumber twentP~ci y,r and
.ne following descfipe tract parcel oiand, 10 wit:
beginning al tiic ~ east corner of section number
twenty one, OF Township number eighteen, Of range
number eiglleeh west, al the se stake, running
rom thence sor.th cghy-on degrees west, five ous
10 sas5arhs stake, from theace north nine degrees
west' siS oats and eighteen PERM - stake, from
thence souih sixty degrees east, fgFouis and four
yer INKS 10 stake, from thence north ei1hy-one
dsgrCes cast, four outs TO stake, from thence
SO dth nine degrees east three out thirteen perch
f.ud eighteen links 10 a stoke, from thence west with
the marked section line, 10 the point and place Of be-
ginning. beng part Of sections number twenty one
and twenty TWO all in township number eighteen Of
range number eighteen west, together with alland
singular the appeftenances thereunto belonging, ard
also al and singular the following negroes slaves for
lie, to wit Dave. Miay, Beckey, Siilar, Silva, Ell
len, Lucy, Dick, Mary, Eliza, Henrietta, Louisa,
George, Virginia, Sam, Claray, Felicia, Jerry, Fat
rick, Jerry "a NAM Randall, Martha, Jane, and
Prescilla or 50 much Of said lands and negroe
slaves as shall be Of value sufficient pay and salts
~ the amount and much Of said notes as shah be
due and unpaid at the time Of said sale. Sale will
take place between usual hours.
HENDLEY S. BENNETT.
ANDREW WEIR, Trustee.
TlLGHMAN N. TUCKER.
Columbus, March Gath, lsSS-s7-5w.
Printers fee S24 90
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31

THViiE subscribers particularly request all p
"a sans having unsettled accounts with them
call at their former Counting room, and close tn
BY note or otherwise.
We have also 6 or 5000 dollars worth Of goo.
wlach we wish 10 sell at wholesale.
BURGESS l. THOMPSON.
Columbus, March Gath, ls3s.-37-G
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
QUARrER-NAsTER GEsERALs 0fFGcE,
NatcLcz, March s, 1888.
TO Assistant-Q uarter Masters,

,8ad Commanders Of Volunteer Companies Of
ttc State Of Mississippi
YOU are hereby required to report Immediately
to the Quarler.ma5ler General the number and con-
ddion OF lhe arms and equipments belonging to the
STATE, now N your respective charge.
BY order Of tie Commandcr-n-Chief.
l.. A. BESANCON,
march 81 3St4 q. NJ. Gcn'i Miss. militia
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
Spring Races!

AVER the Hyde Parke Course, will COM
W mence on the first Monday in May, free for
any horse IN the United States, complying with the
rules Of tie Club For particulars, see Esprit OF
de Tlmes.n w. A. VERELL, Sec'ty.
Lnlnmhns, Miss march 5, ls3s-34-0w
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
CautiO1,.

4 HERFBY forewarn all persons from lradln 3
II for twn certain notes made payable to Johu
W. BlnndeI, Of West port, described as follow
One for two hundred and thirty-three delars and
thisiy-thIee eeats, due DeceAbef 20, 1887 and one
of the same tenor due December 25th, 1888. Tie
consideration for which said notes were given har-
ing entirely failed, will not pay them unless cor.
PEELED by law r. @. SKINNER.
March "a. 1888 IS SNs
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31

WtHSt0H ana OktIO0eftI.
am before you candidate Tor the Office ofJudge
Of the Circuit Court for the sixth Judicial District
The engagements which had made for the APP
preaching session Of the Lowndes Circuit court; and
the belief generally entertained, that The election
would be held prior 10 that Court, rendered it in
probable that could consistently become candl-
date. The business which had been entrusted to
me, IMPOSED an obligation which claimed precedence
Of all private views my owg. To have neglect
ed to perform or 10 have abandoned trust already
committed to me, would, | conceive, have given Inc
but poor recommendation for the new one To
which could have aspred. This reason will. | hope
be sufficient to account for my having resisted tie
solicitations ofmy friends until HE present; and AZ
so to restore me to such advantages as might have
possessed, had been more forward in entering the
lists.--The election ought, and will, presume, turn
upon the relative merits ofthe candidates. For in
formation upon the subject 50 far as am concerned,
mrst refer those who are not acquainted with me
To those who are. siQce ii is improper Tor me, under
any circumstances to speak Of my own qualifications.
have said enough TO communicate the fact thstI
am a candidate, which is all that proprety will al
low me to do; for the result wait upon the judg-
ment Of the people.
RICHARD EVANS
March slst, 1s39.-Ss-4w'
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31

by continued accessons. He i now receiving
choice assortment of FANCY GROCERIES and
PICKLES, among which are superior Wines on
draft in bottles, mixed Pickles, Keichup, John Bull
Beesteak Sauce, Preserved Rhubarb or pies and
tars, Preserved Damsons for pies and tarts, Pick
led Lobster Sarjnes, Raspberry Brandy, do. Syrup,
Gunva Jelly. general assortment of Garden
Seeds, from ID. Lapdreth's Philadelphia, to which
he invites the attention Of the pubic
mnrch l1-S6t3.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31

Sympatsy. -IIow Uihng a change in the tenn
PeraluTe Of our hearts, can make US leel warm or
cool towards others, and they toward US Nor
mag turns frost into dew evening Turns dew IN.
10 lrosi. Which shall We eopyl
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
pleosant Uill. Accadcmies.

bIcO$ant EAlll AccaUcHliess
FENlIE subscriber has opened a Male and a
n Female Academy, SIX miles East Of Pick
ensylllc and five South West Of Carrolton. The
two Institutions are entirely separate The former
is under his own direction, and the latter under that
Of Mrs &.
The Male Academy consists Of two departments;
and the rates Of fuitoa per session of five months
are as lollows
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENTS.
CLASS spelling, Reading and Writing. 81 90
=" 2-lhu above with Arithmetic. Eng
lish Grammar, Elements oil History aid
Geography 10 o.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Class l.-Ancent and Mouern History and
Geography combined Astronomy, Bellies
letters, Composition and Defamation. 10 90
CLASS 2.Studles OF The first class complete,
Algebra, Geography, Natural and Moral
Philosophy 80 90
CLASS 3.-Studics Of the second class conf
peted, Mental Philosophy, Chemistry ana
Political Economy. % 90
Languages Latin, Creek or French % 90
Ihe course Of instruction in the Female Academy
is similar, but less extensive IN some branches, and
viii contain some additional branches. Provisions
will be made Tor the different branches OF ornamcn-
Dl Education in tue Female Academy 50 soon as
the number Of pupils win warrant the expense.
Boarding viii be provided for young Ladies by
the subscriber and by Mr. Terry Tor young men,
i r. i. GLADNEY.
Pleasant Hill, March oath, 1888 37-u.
LC5- The Tuscaloosa flag Of the Union and the
Noxubce Times, Will phase copy the above for SIX
weeks, and send a copy Of the paper with The bill %
me at PlcAensvi}e Ala.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31

THVEIE Notes and Accounts of DR.. Malone
IL have been left with the subscriber for col
lection, lie may at all times be found at the Conn
mercial Bank. A. g. WEIR.
Feb. g. I833-30f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31

RASAwAT from the subscriber IN
20 July last Negro man named Hen.
", Of tOlerable dark complexion, q
IN gcd p wears. lie was appFehended
W. and confined in the Jail OF Lawrence
80 county, Alabama. but escaped while
bringing lam home. Any Information respecting
sail runaway viii be thankfully received and hbe-
rally rewarded; address Plymouth. LnWnsies coun-
Mississippi. JESSE SPEiGHT
2. 5. ! am inclined 10 think that the said negro
is confined in some jail in Alabama or Tennessee,
and viii not tel lis owners name. In addition 10
the above description, he is slightly ruptured and
wears a truss.
March a.. 1888 - s6w4
90 The Knoxville, Ten. InieIiecncer wiz please
give the sbeve notice four insertions, and fsrward
their accounts
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31

Consumption of DreIs.-From the Latte town
of Ayles1afy. England, whose population Is only
490J, there are annually sen, to London, through
tie higglers, 100000 ducks, that Is, about 100
iof every man, woman and child the place con-
ialns.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
Green hin

q HAVING purchased the inie-
--sssz.| rest of +. Hooker in the business
ss-s.S.2, rUnducted by Hooker s. Hi, viii
lie plesscd TO receive tie orders Of
b,Es,g The public His stock of DRUGS
and MEDICINES is very COM
G. pete, and wild be rendered more 80
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons Indebia
to the late firms of }. n. Walton & Co. Walton $
Dasgett, or Daggett s. Walton, that ascou ?
aud notes, no; settled BY the first Of MzEeh, viii p
put tin the Lands of an officer for collection, wltho
respect 10 persons.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31

D.fni.ioa 81 Babiss.-Noisy lacivereus an
imalculae, much desired by those who never lad
any.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31

The business will be continued by the subscrle
on bis own account. lie will Continue to keep o
band large and general assortment Of Dry Goo.
Groceries, Hardware, sc. which he viii sell on 9
good tefris as can be found at any establishment
tie county. JOSIAH ~ WALTON.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
Notice.

FHNfiE partnership heretofore existing bcI"ts
b the subscribers under the firm ofJ' \
WALTON & co. expired on the ffst day Of Jan
uary, 1885. JOSIAH N. WALTON,
HORACE DAGGETF.
Cotton Gin Port, March "a, ls35-37-n.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-03-31
Columbus Prices Current.

,orreeted ,ceeklu tn @ s .1lkia, UAolesale Groeer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

STATE Of The Treasury ccorling to the conlec-
ural but apparently authentic statements of the
" Madlsonlan," the public treasury will, the
lst OF January next, present a beggmly account
OF empty vaults, not" outstanding the heavy ems
sion OF treasury notes--ln other words, a loan OF
ten millions, 10 keep the wheels of the govern
men III motion. 1t estimates the new National
Debt which will be due on the LIST of Iannaiy, At
tweuty-Slx millions six hundred thousand dollars
and the Treasury will still be without a single cent in
IT, except 100000 allowed for the mint! 1t seems
now to be pretty certain eithc, that the States
prepare to repay the Federal Treasury the $2s, oo0,
0oo which have been deposited with them, aud which,
when So deposited IL was believed wonll never be
reclaimed, must look for new, aud ion some
Time to come continually increasing National Debt
SO much FOR putting into power an Administration
bearing the motto of Hetftnchmcm aud Reform"
upon It's banners. SO much fot taking pbysle wien
We were 'ceu in hopes OF being beHey-.and which,
like Gen. Jackson's promise TO give a " better
currency IN lieu Of that most excellent circulating
medium which he destroyed. has proved To be
" Dead Sea lruit'-empting 10 the eye but turning
to ashes as ii touched the lip.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

C. Harry Bluff in tho Richmond Wing IS
r,ktnc the Globe. on the affairs of the Navy, fore
and aft. Harry charges that the very abuses com
planned of by the Globe existing in the Navy, are
the fruits of the mismauagement and iavort'sm dis
played at Washingon-such as permitting COM
manders Of l,igates to select their own l'euenans'
by which lavorite Juniors are employed while older
lieutenapts remain idle on shore ;-conterrng
the command of squadrons on pet eutenants, while
captains and masters commandant seek IN VAN Tor
employment and promoting parasites above the
heads of deserving officers. As an instance OF the
latter, he saws: Look the promotions OF last
wear, and YOU will there find the name OF an ofice'
who has but one companion or associate IN the Navy
VIGOROUSLY immoral celebrated as black leg
the records of the of Norfolk show that lie has
taken the benefit OF the gambling act and volen
pon,,c,an. the II CORDS of the Department show tina
! he has not been sea ot fifteen years fet INC
faithful services Of the meilorous were SCI d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-08-16

o. The Charlottesville Advocate, in reference
to the speech delivered by MAJ. Garland at Abe
marie court, says II twas decidedly opposition; aud
many Wings who heard itsay it WhiggtSA
enough for them. Mr.. G. did not conlne his oppo-
sItion to the Sub Treasury, but carlcssly assaed
many other prominent measures OF the AdmInstra-
tlon-such as The bankrupt proposition, the great
augmentation OF the expenses Of the government the
nordnate increase of public officers, especially in
New ork, &c. &C."