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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30
.v.f3GROEs FOE SHE.

I n compliance with the last will and testament of
4 kcziah Hubbard, deed. on Saturday, the l9th
day of May, 1899, shall sell, public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, at the Store House OF
Jabcz Smith. Esq, in the county OF syvana, Va.
l6 Negros consisting OF men, women, boys and giils.
JAMES \. MITCHELL, Er'or.
u ke.idt Habbard, dtc'd
April 30 tloM
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sb'H'E<'l'.

virtue of deed oil trust executed by James
- Gillian OF the town OF L,nchburg, bearing
date the 6E day OF April. ls2I and recorded in the
Clerks Office Of the Hastings Count OF SAID town,
shall, for the purpose specified IN sad deed pro-
coed on W Wednesday the 2d day OF MAY next, ON or
near the premises IN the town OF lsnchburg, to SELL
TO The highest bidder at public auction, for cas- ,
4 PIECE OF Grs0sSD
Lying in said town,on Third street. containing eighty
two and halflce on filrd Street, aud running back
one hundred and thirty feet being part oflot NO.
GS IN the plan ofthc town, adj joining aud running par.
ael TO 9th alley, X having on It coed Brick Teue-
ment. Actingas trustee, shall of course only con
vey my title SUCH Which however is believed to be
unquestionabIc.
STEPHEN s. DUGUID Trustee.
April odM
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LYNCIHHUIsG FOUNDRY.

WIS ES ESTABLISHMENTS is now in successful
operation at the Dutch Garden, ready 10 eas,
Iron or Brass, after any model or draft Thai NAV ha
'urhished. Those who are desruus to epconr,oe
''s branch oil business in this place, have now an OBJ
poitunity oil sending in orders for work TURNING r,
IRON anu Brass Will be done a, the Foundry in few
ua ' o,u scrap metal of Iron, Copper, or Brass,
for ii. 49, f
Two good pIOuIsicrs will find co,
s,an' employment by applying at the Foundry or at
'"e subscribers house, On Sd street. nearly oppos,e
the Baptist Church. THO 4 i,p 'fa'''
April Is va
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rI'lIE subscriber respectfully announces TO the
customers Of the firm J. Il w BOOKER, and
10 lie public generally that he has hand, Al the
old staud.) aud will continue TO receive general
supply Of GROCERIES or the tirst quality, con
sislns. IN part, Gf Wines Clio, Rum, Brandy and
othef Iiquors-Sugar Coffee, &c &e.-Also l25,-
oo0 Cigars, oil tely superior quality AMI Of various
brands, such Is the Kegaia, WoodyilIe, Principe,
aud others oi American manufacture, all of whith)
WI be suld low, fr cash, accommodating
terms, 10 .unetual dealers.
Tie sahsonber wishing to arrange the business
ui the Inn II J. y W. Booker, rs speedily possl-
lie. urgently requests MI who indebted 10 II,
make a}meut immediately. All persons having
claims agalnst the firm IT j. *. W Booker. are re
quessed 10 pteseu, them to Wn. BooAer for pay
lneHl. WM. BOOKER.
Adu26 IT
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style as a writer, his extensive Gter,r, -,
ana ms accurate acquaintance with the rii
nave no doubt that IN any literary empovn,e,,e
tlng these qualifications, he could r.n,a, 'u' feiu.
bl. service to the Public ROBT. Y ~, secep'a'
For terms, &c. see separate advertjss,no,,, M.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

E'Oi. Rent,

4 ND possession given immediately, the BncA
TENEMENT. on Mdin street, formerly occu-
pied by Martin, Ward DAVIS, as Dry Goods Store.
Apply to Thomas Mckinney, orto
MARTIN, WARD Il DAVIS.
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MADAME BURTON

"AS removed TO the White Tenement. on th
Il L Main Street, next door below Messrs. Hoi
oombe and Ote,'s Office
April o6 ST.
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JOHN WlCkIlAAI.

!, the subscriber, have one Of Fox < Boiland's
Patent 1hrashng Machines IN use, made 10y Mr.. Par
ker, aud take pleasure in saying, that 1t Is decidedly
the bst I'h,ashng Machine that have seen.
The cylinder Of my machine is but thirty inches long,
bv twelve and hall OF thirteen inches IN diameter,
SMALLER than would have wishcd) but sIll thrash
ed my crop oil LIS bushels Of wheat with the pre-
sent ear, about four days, and with perfect
to my horses. JACOB MlCIlAUN.
Pow hatan, Sept. 20, lS37.
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clIiuos unless purchased from hun those autho.
rzed 10 make and vend hem, the penalty OF the
law will be enforced against all who may thus in
linge upon hls rights. JABEZ PARKER.
Ami % q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

We the subscribers, having satisfactorily tested the
excecncy of Messrs. Fox * Borlands Wheat rhash-
ing Machines, made and sold 10y Mr.. J4bez arher OF
Richmond do not hesitate to pronounce them su-
pcior IN estimation, to any implement OF the
kind, with which we are accqualnted-and under
that conviction, we confidently recommend them to
our friends aud the public.
(Signed,
GroHGE +. HARnIsoN, Brandon.
BESARp PEyroN, Dorer, GoocaiaHh county.
JonN II. Cooke, Bremo. Fiurdnna county, Ia.
X. iIARRisoN, Jr, EN IiU, GoochLand
Epw ARD Az pERsoN, Chesterfield.
CnABiEs \ ANcEY, Buckingham.
IlLL CARTER, Of Shirley.
RonEnr PIcKlrr, Of Hcarico County.
Nov. Ii, 1887.
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Messrs. Ian + Jones and Lucy E. hi. VII :
merry Lucy +. Edwards, George Nc D,r,ai 10, ,a'5
Mcdaniel Daniel L. Burord and Rn,h ~, ' wi, =
George Iinsley, Matilda McCa,n. AnIsrs" ".' "n.'1
Iey Alexander Insley, Merritt NJ. Wh,,e ',d
dllh his wife, Judith Bailey, Ambrose P''aia'
W iiIlam Ware aud Rosa his wife, Dnhnev VT
ana Lucinda his wife, Frances Tyree ,,,,a nc
RANGES McDaniel john Malone and Inc, ~
"he'i hIllP Bnltord aud Ann his wife. James ~
ley aud Lucy his wife, (yho are heirs Of ;eos1.
hcpdniel deceased,) and Norman NIcClury j.
Seph MeCiner Hamlet McCluer, Anbros. /
quicker and Elizabeth his wife, lormcrly El,z,ha,h
Mccluer, and Martha Jones, formerly Nar,i,a NJ"
'I"er,' (who are hens OF William McClucr =.
ceasedD ''e' ~
'AAE NoT1GE--rhat | shall. ON Nona,y
tne2lst dry OF May, lS35, in the Clerks Oaic.
" uie 1icut superior Court OF Law and Chancr,y
lot me county oil bedlord, LbeIty, Virginia nrn
cecu to take The dispositions OF David Jones and 9th
ers' and II not completed on that day. Shall con,,ns
NOT" DAY to day, (Snndays exceped until connie
'eu winch dispositions WHEN taken, are to he read ~,
the trial OF 4 suit III Chancery, now depending ,a,
undetermined, in the County Court of Hr71' a''
wherein am plaintiff and you are defendants wha,
ana where you can attend. Yours, Respectable -"
JAMES w. JOPIJNc
April v,a
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NrS. McENinIey's GOrscsts.

4 SMALL Invoice of this Justly celebrated
~ Ornament, this day to hand, OF new shapes
end des,gus, and beautifully finished.
ROBINSON &ELLlOTT.
Apnl 10 Is
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FOR SALE,

4 LIKELY YOUNG WOMAN 2l or %
u years OF age, first rate house servant aud
For particulars enquire at this Office
April 10 It
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DE,SNOE ITIO.y.
rINllE co partnership heretofore existing between
Il JAMES n WILLIAM BOOkEk,

Is this day dissolved and annucd hy mutual consent.
Ali the business OF the concern will be adjusted by
William Booker JAMES BOOKER,
WM. BOOKER.
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O.v'E IFt.s.DEsED .sCXES,

More or less, aud includes the Mansion House. At
the same time and place. there will be sold one
seventh part of the remainder in the Mill Lot of 524
acres to which Mrs Nancy Rucker is entitled for l(e.
The sal, wi be for cash, aud will take place at the
house of SAID Willis Rnckcr.
The sale will be made IN pursuance OF decree OF
the Circuit Superior Court oil Law and Chanccry,
for the county of Amherst, made AT the september
term, 1897, IN the case of Rnberson's Admir-, vs..
Ruckcr JOHN COLEMAN,
Sheriff OF Amherst county, aud Comr.
Anil ids
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SAM'L. q. ADAMS.
PEDIGREE.
Wr. Thomas Hunlcy:

- R:-Not knowing where this notice might reach
- you, take this method of informing YOU that
on the 3ls of May next, shall proceed 10 take the
deposition OF George VI. Long and others. al Vicks-
ou'e' MISS. and on the Goth of the same month"; the
deposition oi p. :. Dadc and Others. a, rho Pane,
deiei IN Naichez, Miss. aud on the 9th Of lply
al tia ness Tavern in MorgpnGeld, Onion County.
ny The deposition OLA. l.. Churchill and Others
All oil which are To be read as evidence in a Slit now
depending and undetermined in the Superior Court
o' Ia" aud Chancery for the county OF Campbell
and State OF Virginia in which Won are pla;nt,tr ,n
! am defendant Yours Nc
ARMISTEAD LONG
April I6
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LAMB lfSbHe 81 a..
April

INllERE wall be sold, upon the premises, at pub
4 lie auction, on the 25th day OF May, 1858, the
Tract of Land whereon Willis Ruc<cr at present
resides, the waters OF llars' Creek, IN the conn
" of Amherst. Ihis Incl cnnlllns
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Shoes shoes. Shocs!!!

lust RECEIVED IN great abundance at
JOHN q. MEMS
warren - 3w Il 3w
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\ PIECE or <.rs0srSD
FOR RENT.

hNE OR TWO comfortable Rooms over our
~ Store suitable for Offices or Lodging Rooms.
MARTINI WARD& DAVIS.
January ts
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KVzDE Vs1EA
~ 'h's pace al me lower end OF Main Street, for
merry kept by J II. Echos, where he intends car
rying 1t on in all its various branches He invites
nose who wish to purchase, to give him call be-
tore buying. rs he will sell very low. An orders
thankfully recen ed, and strictly attended TO-
l.. Y. GREASY, Agh
n. b. lie.wl also keep ON hand Il general assort
ment' OF Maiirascs, Hair, SIaucIN, &c. &C..
which shall be sold low. All REPAIRING done
IN the neatest style, and at the shortest notice
,.uo. l.. Y. c. A9i,
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LANCASTER 4 BRYANT,
90. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

"ANE just received = Large and well assorted
L l. Stock Of GROCERIES, selected for the
trade of this place They will constantly keep on
band Spanish Hides. Tram Oh, and fine Liquors
and Wines OF every description. Their friends aud
the public generally. respectfully solicited to
give them a cali
I,,ne hhurg. March % 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-04-30

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, }
CoLuMBiA, s CAROLINA, Dec. 2Gth, 1896. {
Ny dear Sir:
nave just leaned with great regret, that you are
about to quit town and State, by which a per
sonal deprivation YOUR friends will ensue and the
State lament the loss Of those high literary attain
ments, that you have eXerted among US, for some
years past. y on may do better: | trust sincerely
you will Your distinguished literary TASTE wher-
ever REALIZED into requlson, cannot but secure you
position both agreeable and profitable. Accept my
bestwlshes for your prosperity aud happiness. With
great regard and esteem, p. NJ. BUTLER.
From DIR. Thomas Cooper, late Pres of the :. Car
oiinn College.
Mr.. Edward Johnston, Librarian of the s. Caro-
Ina College, being about to quit Columbia, desire
10 say
lha as a literary man, acquainted with books ~
the various departments OF Literature generally,
and as faithful aud digenl officer II will be
difficult TO fill his place with any equally well
Qualified. His printed Catalogue of the hooks j,
thai Library will fully confirm this character
lie has tor some years pas, conducted the Edi-
toral department of the " Telescope" IN tins town.
with acknowledged ability !; and in that CAPACITY he
is well known to the public generally.
W hateyer he thinks fit TO undertake. in the w,v of
literary pursuit he Is likely TO perform with credit to
himself and TO the work he may be engaged in.
think 1t right, on his departure, TO say this much
"'"oi Vi me a'tainihents OF gentleman whom |
greatly esteem.
THOMAS COOPER, D.L.L.D.
Columbia, S. Carolina.
From Gen. Robert Y Ha1oac lQtelv Senator ofth, T.
D. ana Gorernor Of $. Carolina.
ia. w Johnston, Esq has for some time past been
'he tntor oil The Columbia Telescope aud Libiari-
an OF = Carolina College. During t nat period he
has"fitten much in our Periodicals. IIe is a cen
''e'n'n' distinguished by grace and b,illlancy Of
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ROPE W .a5.N.
ROPE HIN

VIE Subscriber wishes To inform /
l. aud the public generally, that he has
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14
Tug TRUE ISSUE.

Shall ours be a GOFER.N:HE.NT or THE
B.l.NKS or GOVERNMENT or THE
PEOPLE3 Shall zee hare CONSTITUTION
AL TREASURY, Or an UNC0NSTlrUTION-
AL NATIONAL BANK! Shall zee hare a Co.'S
sYlrrr,osAt CURRENCY or GOLD and SILVER,
or ops Of IRREDEE.M3BLE PAPER? Shall
ne lire under the despotiHa Of MoSEYED ARIs-
rocRAcr, or under he safeguards Of FREE
CONSTITUTIONAL Washington Chrpn.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

VINO DocraNE--.Hea hare found that the
chances Of hapmg good ehicf magistrate by BIRTH
are about equal 10 The chances Of obtaining one by
POPULAR ELECTION. And boast we will, that the
superior intelligence Of our citizens may render this
government an exception, TIME WILL snow THAT
rms Is MISTAKE. No nation can be an excep-
ton, I'D the Almighty change the whole character
OF man.--Letter Of SyHey.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14
REWARE OF sHGN-PLASTES /,

Let the labonng classes beware. The reign Of
shin Masters IS drawing 10 a close and many are
the poor and ignorant who viii be caught in the
trap. Every worthless Bit Of paper now circulat-
ing, must finally stop somewhere II will not stop
in the hands Of The rich and cautious The hands
of the hborer viii be lis resting place Let the
working classes beware. Let them begin to refuse
al shnnies. They can get silver if they refuse the
rags."-GioJe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

Ertract from The London Bankers Circular Of
January 9Th, 1881,
From its nature, the influence of bank must
be allied 10 the arsocracy OF wealth, and not 10
the democracy Of numbers and this ismore espe-
ciay the case with great chartered banks having
immense power. The late bank Of the U. States
was one of this Descriptions and lis political Unfit
ence was prodigIous"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

The Shin-plasicr candidate in a quandary!--
Tho respectful queries put by our correspondent
Jefferson" to Capt. PEBBLES, have not yet been
answered. The captain is certainly in an unplea-
SAINT predcament if he comes out for Clay and
the bank, with all his tariff and abolition doctrines,
tho state rights men viii not sustain him; if he
prefers Mr.. Calhoun to Mr.. Clay, the wings will
start candidate that will leave the captain in
the urch. Recent demonstrations have convn-
cod the federalists that they have one popular
man in their ranks, and unless the captain comes
out frank, it is whispered he is % be sacrificed and
all his longngs for office nipPed in the bud, TO
make room for gentleman of more fortunate
political sentiments.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

Ej- The citizens Of the village Of Colbert, We
learn, did not suffer the ever memorable fourth to
pass by without proper demonstrations Of joy and
hIarty. We did not learn the name OF the orator
and reader, but understood that our patriotic Eel
low citizen, the Hon. D. w. Wright, on the an.
nouncement Of complimentary toast, made an
eloquent and thrilling address, in the course Of
which he gave a succinct history of the causes
which lead 10 the formation fthe new constitution
Of Mississippi.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

The Hon. Joel Parker has been appointed
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of New
Hampshire, Mr. Woodbury. having declined ac
cepting The Office,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

10 Henry S. TAYLOR Esq. is our collector for
this county. We hope our friends in the adjoining
counties will be punctua in renting their subscrp-
tons yearly.
10 Brandon and Caledonia money will be re-
ceved for all debts due this Office. July ii.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

:" | did say the squatters on the public lands
were LAWLESS KABBLE; that they might
as well seize upon our forts and arsenals, or on
the public treasury, as to rush out and seize on the
public lands. | WILL OPPOSE THESE
CLAIMS AS LONG AS GOD GIVES Me
THE POWER AND ABILITY TO DO
SO."--H Clays Speech on The pre.emption bill,
January 1888.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

The Union Bank.-Our intelligent cOu.,DA
dent "Observer" has attacked this iOs,;hi..
in one ofhis 'Junius' like letters to G oy Menu
We shall lay it before our readers next web.
matters are discussed which will certainly arur
the attention of the public.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

GjrWe refer the reader to tho article copied
to-day from that inAcxible democratic print, the
Mississippi IntelGgencer. II vas our intention
70 have written an article Of the like nature, but
really the Intslhgencer has taken the task off our
hands. The Argus is empha,icolly worsted--
Judge Trotter, however, is too well known 10
the people Of Mississippi to be injured by the
eAiuaa'Ous epiihsis OF the Argus or any Of its
federal cOmpeers
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14
BROTHER PRINTERs-r,1

Bhu HEX fHlN EHS-TAEP ~.
MoSUNEST TO FRASKLIx.-Tbs ~
graphical SUciety have. passed a g., '-,.--s
recommending 10 the Officers Of tbs 'sss
biographical Association, tie eree,io1 80, "
monument TO The memory Of FrauLsn ~
requesting that body TO correspond MA ~
ent local Societies throughout The r." ~. e Z
purpose Of elieiiing their sentiment, - - p
position. The resolutions likewise r,,, - !, Q,
event Of the appreciation OF this Dro,s>, a.
be formed 10 collect subscriptions. smo. 10
only, to carry il into effect. The Civ *, M
ton is recommended as the most sn,,.i "a>t
the location Of the proposed monumer, y
70 We would rejoice to see the nm.
our Mobile brethren perseverei in. Ths,.
living few Of the associates ofotr iumo,,,, , (
lin. He did more TO elevate his profession A.,
man Of the age, and printers are not AMI :. -
their benelactors: We would ike 10 see L.. I
John H. Prentiss, Matthew Cary, benjamin. ..
DR.. Robert Packard, Hezekiah Niles. -
Pouson, Andrew Marschalk, Solomon H.. :
Munsell, Charles Miner, Joseph Gales, EvN
Norman Tuttle, Abraham Wesicott, and /,
worthless we might name, gather around III. :.
remains of their deceased brother, and l.v Il.
ner stone of monument as durable as Inc ~.
ion OF his worth and virtues.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

The South Western Journal.-We are happy
10 learn that this valuable publication is now es-
tablshed on firm basis. John Ford Harper
Esq member Of tho Washington Lyceum, is
now on a tour Of the State advancing the interest
Of the work, and gathering statistics relative TO
the subject of schools, Academies, SC. and Edu.
cation generally. The Lyceum Of tho Jefferson
College, certainly deserve great praise for their
exertions in behalf of literature in the valley of
the Mississippi-they do not intend TO make heir
publication source Of profit. All the avails Of
the work will be expended in its establishment
Our citizens have subscribed literally; we sol-
cit the kind attention Of our friends to this subject
in Macon, Louisville and Starkyie, when Mr..
Harper goes among them. He Will remain IN
Columbus until Monday or Tuesday, to enable
our citizens to examine the work. copies of which
he has in his possession.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

BssuncOn's Annual Register has been ,,,.,
from the press. The Agent for the work Will.
in town in few days, when its numerOo, 8.
scriSers in this section will be supplied. AIN.
sons who have seen it speak in the highest Tenn
terms of commentator. We have no. y,, ),
ceived copy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

HENRY CLAY's Declaration Of Var against The
occupant and Presumption Of Settlers
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

EFThe Argus hopes :" the Democrat will Learn
common courtesy" As the editor of ina, pra
has tact and talent" to use his own selfpnv
ing words, we will probably take few lesson
Of him.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

The Civil Society 81 Columbus will hold a
meeting in the court house on Friday evening
next, at early candle light We hope to see a
general attendance Of our citizens on the occa-
sion; the society has been productive 1f much
good, and we wish 10 see prosper.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

(-rWl tho Argus inform us when the BANK
DIRECTOR will address the people. We are
anxious to know how the Captain will explain
himself to his Wing friends who have recently
declared they will not support bank director fol
tho Legislature. VcrIly, the shin.plaster gentry
are exceedingly consistent
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

ltmay be nlieredas apreity safe prediction,
that by the tune the session Of Congress shall have
been ended, the opposition will be just as little
satisfied with the result Of the late vote on the
Sub Treasury bill, as they proved TO be with what
they called tho "teeision Of the Specie Circu.
lar" Judging lromih exullations so avishy
expended on that occasion, one would have then
thought that there had never been such triumph
Before week was ended however they found
that they had been laughing on the wrong side
Of their mouths Bidda too, who then saw wha
he had not "belore seem" but who did not see SC
far as the provisions Of the Act Of 1886, afte
making great tloutish about resuming, reiterated
aguin behind his section bales," much 10 III,
distnay Of all concerned 10 cracking him up as ID,
"great regulator twill prove nearly the Sam
case in regard to the rejection Of the Sub Treas
| ury bill. Congress have but two weeks longer
| for the transaction Of the Of business on hand
There is the army bill upon which much dis
cussion will arise besides many other subjects I
| the higher importance that must be concluded
Judging from the votes given on the motion Go
decentralization, Of Mr.. Robertson's and on NJ
Kennedy's resolutions, we'll suspect that there
but little chanct for any new scheme 10 be drive
through the House,-~the consequence Of a
which VIII be. that no considerable change wi
be made IN the existing arrangement ii rerar
10 the receipt and disbursements of the uubli
monleS,--B ailtmore Republican.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

The Rev. Dr.. Ruter, superintendent OF the nv
thodlst missionary operations in Texas, died al ns
seat of the Mission, in that country, on the lOthO
May. DR.. R. has been a Minister Of the GOsef
thirty-seven years.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-07-14

Celebration at Macon. friends in Nox-
ubec commemoraed our National Birth Day in
an appropriate manner The troops were review
ed by our newly elected Major General, Reuber
IL. Grant. We have copied tho entire proceed
ings from the Noxubec Times. No politica
matters were agacd or any unknd feelings en-
gendered: this is as it should be.